Siemens hat zwölf besonders findige Forscher als „Erfinder des Jahres 2018" ausgezeichnet. Die Wissenschaftler sind zusammen für rund 590 Erfindungen und 589 erteilte Einzelpatente verantwortlich. Zwei der Erfinder kommen aus Deutschland, drei aus Österreich sowie jeweils einer aus Norwegen, Frankreich, Polen, Mexiko, China, Indien und USA. Die Auszeichnung vergibt Siemens seit 1995 jährlich an herausragende Forscher und Entwickler des Hauses, deren Erfindungen in erheblichem Maße zum Unternehmenserfolg beitragen. Seit 2016 wird die Auszeichnung auch an Forscher außerhalb des Unternehmens vergeben. Siemens hat im Geschäftsjahr 2018 weltweit rund 3.850 Patente eingereicht. Das ist ein Zuwachs um 200 Patente gegenüber dem Vorjahreswert. Weltweit hält Siemens rund 65.000 erteilte Patente. Mitarbeiter von Siemens haben im Geschäftsjahr 2018 rund 7.300 Erfindungsmeldungen eingereicht. Bezogen auf 220 Arbeitstage sind das rund 33 Erfindungen pro Tag. Siemens has honored 14 particularly resourceful researchers as Inventors of the Year 2018. Together, these scientists are responsible for some 590 inventions and 589 patents. Two of the inventors are from Germany, three are from Austria, one is each from Norway, France, Poland, Mexico, China, India and the United States. Every year since 1995, Siemens has been presenting this award to its outstanding researchers and developers whose inventions have made major contributions to the company’s strong performance. Since 2016, this award has also been presented to researchers from outside the company. In fiscal 2018, Siemens filed around 3,850 patents worldwide – an increase of 200 patents over the previous year. Worldwide, Siemens holds about 65,000 patents. In fiscal 2018, Siemens employees submitted about 7,300 invention disclosures. On a basis of 220 workdays during the year, this figure corresponds to about 33 inventions per day.
Siemens has honored 12 particularly resourceful researchers as Inventors of the Year 2018. Together, these scientists are responsible for some 590 inventions and 589 individual patents. Two of the inventors are from Germany, three from Austria and one each from Norway, France, Poland, Mexico, China, India and the United States. Their inventions range from new software that revolutionizes component design with 3D printing to an ingenious window coating that significantly improves the reception of cellular communication signals in trains.
“Our inventors share the aspiration of enabling progress in technology and society, helping to make real what matters and creating value for customers and all our stakeholders,” said Roland Busch, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Operating Officer of Siemens AG. “That’s the purpose of Siemens. And our inventors live this purpose.” Every year since 1995, Siemens has been presenting the Inventor of the Year Award to its outstanding researchers and developers, whose inventions have made major contributions to the company’s strong performance. Since 2016, the award has also been presented to researchers from outside the company.
In fiscal 2018, Siemens filed around 3,850 patents worldwide – an increase of 200 patents over the previous year. Worldwide, Siemens holds about 65,000 patents. In fiscal 2018, Siemens employees submitted about 7,300 invention disclosures. On a basis of 220 workdays during the year, this figure corresponds to about 33 inventions per day.
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