CONFIDENTIAL PATENT POSITION REVIEW
PATENT POSITION18/856,095
Priority Chronology

FILING SEQUENCE AGAINST MARKET EVOLUTION

The chronology below sets the filing history of the patent family against the publicly documented evolution of location-based AR, tokenised ownership and spatial commerce. Dates are drawn from published records and remain subject to verification.

Patent family chronology
  1. 14 April 2022

    Priority filing — Australia

    Earliest claimed priority date for the disclosed architecture.

  2. April 2023

    International application — PCT/AU2023/050306

    Published as WO 2023/197041 A1.

  3. 2024

    U.S. national phase entry

    U.S. Application No. 18/856,095.

  4. 2025

    Publication — US 2025/0245933 A1

    U.S. pre-grant publication of the application.

  5. Current

    NOTICE OF ALLOWANCE — PROCEEDING TO GRANTED UNITED STATES PATENT

    Continuation window presently understood to close 8 November 2026, subject to verification.

    End of sequence

Australia

Priority application

Australian application

14 April 2022

International (PCT)

International application

PCT/AU2023/050306

Published as WO 2023/197041 A1

United States

U.S. national phase

U.S. Application 18/856,095 — US 2025/0245933 A1

Notice of Allowance

Publicly documented market evolution
  1. 2016

    AR applications

    Mass-market mobile AR experiences enter consumer use.

  2. 2017

    NFT ownership

    Tokenised digital ownership standards gain adoption.

  3. 2018

    Blockchain marketplaces

    Secondary trading venues for digital assets.

  4. 2019

    Geospatial computing

    Persistent geospatial indexing and anchoring.

  5. 2020

    Location-based AR

    AR content bound to geographic coordinates.

  6. 2021

    Digital twins / overlays

    Digital representations layered over real places.

  7. 2021

    Virtual land

    Parcelised virtual real estate tied to map geometry.

  8. 2022

    Physical / digital commerce

    Commerce triggered by real-world position.

  9. 2023+

    Interoperable spatial marketplaces

    Cross-chain, cross-platform spatial asset trading.

Chronology is presented for context only. It does not establish priority over any third-party technology, and any assessment of scope, validity or timing depends upon prosecution history and applicable U.S. patent law.