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Robuff CEO Peng-Chih Chen won U.S. invention patent

[Taichung News] On August 5, 2025, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) officially announced that Peng-Chih Chen, CEO of Robuff Inc. (Robuff Inc.), was granted a U.S. invention patent (Patent No.: US 12,377,518 B2). The acquisition of the US patent not only represents the international recognition of the company's research and development achievements, but also demonstrates Robuff's solid energy and forward-looking layout in innovative research and development.

Robuff CEO Peng-Chih Chen won U.S. invention patent

[Taichung News] On August 5, 2025, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) officially announced that Peng-Chih Chen, CEO of Robuff Inc. (Robuff Inc.), was granted a U.S. invention patent (Patent No.: US 12,377,518 B2). The acquisition of the US patent not only represents the international recognition of the company's research and development achievements, but also demonstrates Robuff's solid energy and forward-looking layout in innovative research and development.

Since its establishment, Robuff has continued to delve into key areas such as artificial intelligence, autonomous unmanned vehicles (USVs), and intelligent robot control, and actively created Taiwan's own smart protection and national defense technologies. Obtaining a U.S. patent this time further demonstrates the company's determination in global intellectual property layout and lays a solid foundation for future expansion of international markets and cross-domain cooperation.

Peng-Chih Chen CEO said: "This US patent is not only an honor, but also an affirmation of the continuous innovation of Robuff's R&D team. We will take this as an opportunity to continue investing in the fields of independent unmanned boats and smart protection, and lead Taiwanese technology to the world."

In the future, Robuff will continue to promote research and development with an international perspective and forward-looking perspective, expand the application of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems in national defense, marine and smart manufacturing, and continue to strengthen Taiwan's competitiveness in the world's emerging technology industries.

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