- Samsung Electronics :See D669,432 a contactless mobile device charger
- Microsoft: See D669,498 a computer icon (as part of a display screen)
- Procter & Gamble: See D668,878 a design on paper towel
- LG Electronics: See D669,469 a tablet computer
- Apple: See D668,674 a computer icon (as part of a display screen)
- Research-In-Motion: See D667,807 an electronic device with a built in physical keyboard
- Philips Electronics: See D668,812 a lamp
- Nike: See D668,441 a tiny bit of a shoe
- Toyota: See D668,592 the front-end of a car
- FIH (a branch of Foxconn): See D668,648 an electronic device cover with fancy surface treatment
- Cheng Uei Precision Industry: See D666,579 a stereo headseat
- Honda Motor: See D668,594 a automobile grill
- Hon Hai: See D668,664 a flash drive that folds like an old Leatherman
- LG Innotek (Subsidiary of LG Electronics): See D667,383 packaging for an LED
- 3M Innovative Properties: See D668,496 a scouring pad holder
- Sony: See D668,637 earbuds
- Panasonic: See D668,702 an overhead projector
- Target Brands: See D668,176 a chain with the letter “E” attached
- Gillette: See D668,532 a package for holding personal care product
- S C Johnson & Son: See D668,542 the top of a plastic bottle with a closure device
- Karl Storz: See D668,762 a medical device handle
- Goodyear Tire Rubber: See D668,600 a tire
- Beifa Group: See D668,293 a writing pen with a cap
- Kohler: See D663,396 a toilet seat
- Daimler: See D666,957 rims
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Thanks Carlos – I did not aggregate ownership to that level.
Actually, Procter and Gamble owns Gillette. So your list might not be accurate.
This is a great list. Thanks for posting it.
Do you have the actual numbers, and the date range?
I did not combine subsidiaries (since I don't know them all). Samsung & LG also have a large number of subsidiaries who obtain design patents.
Gillette is a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble. 3 and 19 should be combined in the rankings. Does this change the rankings? I am an employee of P&G.
Ranked by number of design patents issued. I counted.
Who did the ranking? Using what criteria?
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