Patent landscaping in the sub-$100 mobile device market in India
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Contents
I. AI, Blockchain, IoT Technology Innovation Status
1. Technology Innovation Status in Innovation Entity
2. Technology Innovation Evolution
3. Technology Innovation Status in Innovation Country
4. Technology Innovation Status in CPC Classification
5. Technology Innovation Status in Specific Technology
A. Deep RL Technology Innovation Status
B. Deep Learning for Autonomous Vehicle Technology Innovation Status
C. Deep Learning for 5G Technology Innovation Status
D. Deep Learning for Cybersecurity Technology Innovation Status
E. Blockchain Privacy Technology Innovation Status
F. Blockchain Interoperability Technology Innovation Status
G. Blockchain DID Technology Innovation Status
H. Blockchain Toknization Technology Innovation Status
II. AI Blockchain IoT Convergence Technology Innovation Status
1. Technology Innovation Status in Innovation Entity
2. Convergence Technology Innovation Status in Convergence Field
3. Convergence Technology Innovation Evolution
4. Technology Innovation Status in Innovation Country
5. Technology Innovation Status in CPC Classification
6. Technology Innovation Status in Specific Application
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Blockchain-based Decentralized Machine Learning Platform
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Blockchain Augmented IoT System for Dynamic Supply Chain Tracking
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Provisioning Edge Devices in Mobile Carrier Network as Compute Nodes in Blockchain Network
Distributed Handoff-related Processing for Wireless Networks
III. Appendix
1. AI Blockchain IoT Convergence AT A Glance
2. AI, Blockchain, IoT for Finance AT A Glance
3. AI, Blockchain, IoT for Healthcare AT A Glance
4. 5G Based AI + Blockchain + IoT Convergence AT A Glance
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