Patent Information
Last Updated: September 4, 2025
1. Patent Status
Patent Pending
Title: ABLE: Administrative Boundary-Anchored Location Encoding
Applicant: (names of inventors will be disclosed upon publication)
Status: Patent Application Filed
The KodLokasi system represents a novel approach to location encoding that we believe deserves intellectual property protection. Our patent application covers the innovative methodology behind the Administrative Boundary-Anchored Location Encoding (ABLE) system.
2. Innovation Overview
2.1 What Makes ABLE Unique
The ABLE system introduces several groundbreaking innovations in location encoding technology:
- Administrative Boundary Anchoring: Unique integration with existing administrative structures
- Human-Readable Format: Codes designed for easy memorization and communication
- Precise Grid System: Provides 10m × 10m accuracy while remaining simple
- Hierarchical Structure: Multi-level encoding that scales from national to local levels
- Cultural Integration: Specifically designed for Malaysian geographic and administrative context
2.2 Technical Innovation
The patent covers the technical methodology for creating location codes that are:
- Anchored to administrative boundaries for institutional relevance
- Optimized for human cognitive processing and memory
- Scalable across different geographic resolutions
- Compatible with existing mapping and navigation systems
- Designed for multi-language environments
3. Patent Application Details
3.1 Scope of Protection
Our patent application seeks protection for the following key innovations:
- Encoding Methodology: The specific algorithms and processes used to generate KodLokasi codes
- Administrative Integration: Methods for anchoring location codes to governmental and administrative structures
- Human-Centric Design: Techniques for creating codes that are optimized for human use and memorization
- Grid System Architecture: The systematic approach to dividing geographic areas into precise, coded segments
- Hierarchical Encoding Structure: Multi-level coding system that provides flexibility and scalability
3.2 Geographic and Jurisdictional Coverage
The patent application has been filed with consideration for:
- Primary Jurisdiction: Malaysia (Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia)
4. Intellectual Property Rights
4.1 Ownership and Licensing
Patent Owner: [Names will be disclosed upon patent publication]
Inventors: [Names will be disclosed upon patent publication]
Licensing Policy: We are committed to reasonable licensing terms that promote innovation while protecting our intellectual property rights.
4.2 Third-Party Rights
We respect the intellectual property rights of others and have conducted thorough prior art searches. Our innovation builds upon publicly available geographic and coding principles while introducing novel methods and applications.
5. Patent Timeline and Process
Current Status Timeline
Patent Application Filed
Initial application submitted with complete technical specifications
Patent Examination (In Progress)
Undergoing formal examination process by patent office
Patent Publication (Pending)
Expected publication of application details within 18 months of filing
Patent Grant (Expected)
Anticipated patent grant subject to examination outcome
6. Prior Art and Related Technologies
The KodLokasi system builds upon and differentiates itself from existing location technologies:
6.1 Existing Systems
- GPS Coordinates: While precise, GPS coordinates are not human-friendly
- Plus Codes (Google): Global system but not administratively anchored
- what3words: Human-readable but lacks administrative integration
- Traditional Postal Codes: Limited precision and coverage gaps
6.2 Our Differentiation
KodLokasi's ABLE system uniquely combines the precision of modern location technology with the institutional relevance of administrative boundaries, creating a hybrid approach that serves both technical and governmental needs.
7. Commercial and Licensing Information
7.1 Licensing Opportunities
We welcome discussions with potential licensees, including:
- Government agencies and departments
- Mapping and navigation companies
- Logistics and delivery services
- Emergency services and first responders
- Real estate and property management platforms
- Academic and research institutions
7.2 Partnership Approach
We welcome discussions with potential licensees and are committed to reasonable licensing terms that promote innovation while protecting our intellectual property rights. All licensing agreements are subject to final contract terms and patent grant.
8. Research and Development
The development of the ABLE system represents years of research and development in:
- Geographic information systems (GIS)
- Human-computer interaction design
- Administrative geography and boundaries
- Cognitive psychology and memory optimization
- Location-based services and applications
Our research continues to refine and improve the system, with ongoing studies on user adoption, system integration, and technological enhancements.
9. Contact for Patent Matters
For inquiries related to our patent, licensing opportunities, or intellectual property matters, please contact:
10. Legal Disclaimer
Important Notice: This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Patent applications are subject to examination and may be modified, rejected, or approved by the relevant patent office. The specific details, claims, and scope of any granted patent may differ from the information presented here. For authoritative information about our patent status, please contact us directly or consult official patent office records.
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