Elevation Lab holds a broad portfolio of patents covering a range of innovative products, each protected by legally recognized design and utility patents across multiple jurisdictions. These patents reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to original design, engineering, and functional improvements for accessories used with Apple devices and beyond.

The Anchor is protected under US design patent D827,419. This product is built around a simple but effective mounting solution, and the patent covers its unique ornamental design. NightStand, another early product from Elevation Lab, is secured by US design patent D790,990, which protects the distinctive visual appearance of that charging stand.

For utility patents, CordDock is protected under US patent number 10,250,051. Unlike design patents that focus on appearance, this utility patent covers the functional aspects and mechanical workings of the cord management solution. QuickDraw is another example of a functionally innovative product, protected under US patent 11,997,814, safeguarding the internal mechanisms that make the product work effectively.

The TagVault family of products represents a significant portion of Elevation Lab’s intellectual property. TagVault Fabric is protected by multiple US patents, including 11,694,058, 12,014,236, and 12,242,909, with additional patent applications pending in the US. These patents cover the design and functional integration of fabric-based mounting solutions for tracking devices.

TagVault Surface holds an even larger set of protections. Design patents in the US include D1,028,752, D1,028,753, and D1,101,583. Utility patents for the same product line include US 11,934,902, 12,204,974, and 12,475,350, with further patents pending. In the European Union, the design is registered under numbers 015013939-0001 and 015013939-0002. In China, design patents CN308288238S and CN308711054S provide additional coverage. This extensive protection illustrates the global scope of Elevation Lab’s patent strategy.

TagVault Bike is protected under US design patent D1,054,886, while TagVault Mountain Bike is separately secured under US design patent D1,054,887. Both cover the specific ornamental designs for attaching trackers to bicycles and mountain bikes respectively. TagVault Pin is protected by US utility patent 11,910,888 and design patent D1,046,651, with additional patent applications still pending. TagVault Cat is currently at the patent pending stage in the US, meaning protection has been applied for but not yet granted.

TimeCapsule is another product line with significant patent coverage. US utility patents 12,106,167 and 12,406,166 have been granted, and additional patent applications are pending in China, Europe, and Canada. This demonstrates Elevation Lab’s effort to secure international protection for its more complex inventions.

TagVault Security is protected under US utility patent 11,931,643 and design patent D1,068,510, with further US patent applications still pending. TagVault Camera is covered by US patent 12,264,773. TagVault Pet Compact has US patent 12,393,817, with additional patent applications pending. TagVault Security Lock is protected by US patents 12,393,817 and 12,508,494, and also has pending patent applications in the US. TagVault Keychain Compact and TagVault Surface Aero both reference US patent 12,393,817 with patent pending status. Finally, TagVault Universal is currently at the patent pending stage in the United States.

Beyond patents, Elevation Lab also holds several registered trademarks. These include NightStand, Elevation, TagVault, and 10 Year Battery. These trademarks protect the brand names and product identifiers that customers recognize in the marketplace. Additionally, the packaging and instructional materials included with Elevation Lab products are protected under trade dress and copyright laws. That means the look and feel of the packaging, as well as the written instructions, cannot be copied by others. This integrated approach to intellectual property, combining patents, trademarks, trade dress, and copyrights, helps Elevation Lab maintain the uniqueness of its products and prevent unauthorized copying. For anyone seeking more specific information about any of these patents or products, the company welcomes direct inquiries.