Jumptuit Receives USPTO Allowance for Data Correlation AI

Sep 28, 2026
The allowed patent application covers technology that analyzes relationships across metadata dimensions and creates new correlated data points.

Jumptuit announced in a press release that the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a Notice of Allowance for technology used in its Physical World Artificial Intelligence. The notice covers Application No. 18/426,166, titled "System and Method of Correlating Multiple Data Points to Create a New Single Data Point."

The invention describes an active data correlation engine that continuously analyzes relationships among data points across multiple metadata dimensions. It can autonomously create new nonlinear correlated data points.

The application also describes encryption, access controls, and transaction verification embedded within data correlation, search engine indexing, and metadata processing pipelines.

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