Datavault AI Inc. received two new U.S. patents on Monday, expanding its intellectual property portfolio in blockchain-driven content licensing and monetization. The stock rose 23.6% following the announcement.
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The patents cover systems that use blockchain infrastructure and smart contracts to manage digital asset licensing. One patent focuses on tokenized monetization, which identifies how content gets used and sends payments to rights holders in real-time.
The second patent handles blockchain-enabled licensing. It registers creative works and manages different licensing formats, including performance and synchronization rights. The system also handles royalty distribution transparently.
These patents strengthen Datavault AI’s position across artificial intelligence, tokenization, and secure data markets. The technology aims to make tracking and monetizing digital assets easier for creators and businesses.
The tokenized monetization system works by confirming authorized use of content. Once the system verifies usage, it automatically routes payments to the appropriate rights holders. This happens in real-time without manual intervention.
The licensing platform uses blockchain ledgers and secure identifiers. These tools help manage intellectual property and creative content as tokenized real-world assets. The system allows for fractional ownership and faster transactions.
Datavault AI combines several technologies in its framework. The company uses blockchain permanence with AI-based valuation. It also incorporates quantum-resistant security to address inefficiencies in global content licensing.
The patents reduce friction in how digital content gets licensed and monetized. Smart contracts enforce licensing terms automatically. This removes many manual steps from the traditional licensing process.
Nathaniel T. Bradley serves as Chief Executive Officer of Datavault AI Inc. He said the patents strengthen the company’s competitive position. Bradley noted they accelerate the company’s leadership in AI, blockchain, and real-world asset tokenization.
The company already has existing technologies including the Sumerian cryptographic anchor. It also uses DataScore and AI agent technologies. These tools work together with the new patents to tokenize intellectual property and data assets.
The blockchain-enabled systems let intellectual property function as tokenized real-world assets. This creates new ways for creators and businesses to manage their digital content. The technology handles various licensing formats within one integrated platform.
The patents give Datavault AI legal protections for its blockchain content management systems. They cover both the monetization process and the licensing infrastructure. Together, they form a comprehensive approach to digital asset management.
Rights holders can now track how their content gets used across different platforms. The blockchain creates a permanent record of all usage and payments. This transparency helps creators see exactly how their content generates revenue.
The automatic payment routing eliminates delays in royalty distribution. When content gets used, the system immediately calculates and sends payments. This happens without waiting for monthly or quarterly payment cycles.
The company recently announced a partnership to turn African mineral reserves into verified digital assets. The new patents complement this work by providing the technical infrastructure for tokenizing various types of assets. Datavault AI continues to build out its platform for managing digital and physical assets through blockchain technology.
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