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Jewelry,
Fashion &
Consumer Design
The Global Reach | Patent Citation Archive
Original IMX patents appear in subsequent patent literature involving computerized jewelry customization, three-dimensional design visualization, personalized clothing, and digital integration of body art with wearable products.
Jewelry & Personalized Accessory Design
Jeffrey High —
Custom Jewelry Configurator
Jeffrey High's WO 2011/046976 A1 — Custom Jewelry Configurator was published internationally in April 2011.
The invention describes computerized methods for creating and visualizing personalized jewelry designs through interactive selection, three-dimensional modeling, and digital rendering.
Its disclosed features include virtual jewelry previews, adjustable design characteristics, and electronic transmission of customized designs for manufacturing.
Original IMX publication cited:
US 2001/0047309 A1 — Nail Polish Color Selection System and Method
The earlier IMX publication names Julie Bartholomew as a co-inventor and appears directly in the international application's patent-citation table.
The reference documents a connection between the original computerized cosmetic-selection technology and subsequent digital jewelry customization systems.
The international application was subsequently recorded as ceased.
Clothing, Wearable Design & Personalized Pattern Creation
Gary Shuster —
Clothing and Body Covering Pattern Creation
Gary Shuster's US 9,311,736 B2 — Clothing and Body Covering Pattern Creation Machine and Method was granted in April 2016.
The invention describes computerized methods for integrating body art, including tattoos, with clothing designs.
Its technology addresses digital image capture, identification of existing body art, image processing, color adjustment, and generation of corresponding designs for application to clothing.
Original IMX patent cited:
US 6,412,658 B1 — Point-of-Sale Body Powder Dispensing System
The original IMX patent names Julie R. Bartholomew as a co-inventor and appears in the later patent's cited-reference table.
The reference documents a connection between the historical IMX dispensing portfolio and subsequent patent literature involving computerized wearable design and tattoo-related image customization.
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