Patent & IP Portfolio
A granted patent portfolio protecting the Deployable Flight Data Recorder with Data Recovery technology, available for acquisition or licensing.
Deployable Flight Data Recorder with Data Recovery and Method
Patented architecture for event triggered data recovery and survivability concepts
Patent Family Coverage
- 🇦🇺Australian PatentAU2019238567B2 ↗Granted 26 June 2025 (Australian certificate)Granted
- 🇳🇿New Zealand PatentNZ 768917 ↗Granted 1 September 2026 (IPONZ Certificate of Grant)Granted
- 🇪🇺European PatentEP3768599B1 ↗Granted 28 February 2024 (EPO certificate)Granted
- 🇬🇧United Kingdom PatentEP(UK) 3768599 ↗UK designated under EP grant; national status verification requiredGranted
- 🇮🇳Indian PatentIN 564506 ↗Granted 28 March 2025 (Indian certificate)Granted
- 🇺🇸United States PatentUS 16/982,705 ↗Allowed, issue formalities not grant certificateAllowed for Grant
- 🇨🇦Canadian PatentCA 3,097,084 ↗Application under examinationUnder Examination
Key Protected Elements
- Independent data storage architecture
- Trigger criteria and activation method
- Wireless transmission system
- Deployable/ejectable recovery concept
- Recovery aids integration
Full patent documents including granted certificates, specifications, and claims are available in the Documents section. National claim scope and current legal status should be checked against official patent registers. Additional technical materials may be discussed under NDA.
Patent status note: The European patent grant designates GB, but current UK national status should be checked on the relevant register. The New Zealand Certificate of Grant confirms that NZ 768917 was granted on 1 September 2026. Official national registers and renewal records should be checked before legal reliance. Status information is provided as a commercial overview, not a legal opinion.
Flexible Acquisition Pathways
Multiple deal structures available to suit different strategic objectives and business models.
Patent Sale & Assignment
Full outright purchase of all intellectual property rights, providing complete ownership and control.
- Complete IP transfer
- Global rights
- Clean asset acquisition
Exclusive License
Exclusive rights to manufacture, sell, and sublicense within defined territories or market segments.
- Territory exclusivity
- Market segment rights
- Sublicensing options
Non-Exclusive License
Rights to use the technology alongside other licensees, typically at lower cost.
- Lower entry cost
- Flexible terms
- Multiple licensees permitted
Joint Development
Collaborative partnership to further develop and commercialize the technology together.
- Shared development costs
- Combined expertise
- Partnership structure
Next Steps
A clear pathway from initial inquiry to completed transaction.
Non-Disclosure Agreement
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Technical Package Review
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Commercial Term Sheet
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Due Diligence & Transaction
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Ownership & Corporate Structure
The intellectual property is currently held personally by the inventor, Massimo Massa. Innovation AvioTech Pty Ltd serves as the commercial vehicle for presenting this technology to potential acquirers and licensees.
The corporate structure provides flexibility for various transaction formats, including direct IP assignment from the inventor, assignment through the corporate entity, or licensing arrangements as appropriate for the specific deal structure.
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