Intellectual Property

Greenwing has filed ten U.S. patent applications and related foreign patent applications generally directed to technologies for agricultural intelligence. The portfolio includes applications addressing satellite analysis, computational modeling, interfaces, and large-scale geographic evaluation.

Greenwing continually evaluates its technological developments for patent protection.

Greenwing’s Agricultural Intelligence Alerts, written specifications, design documents, dataflow diagrams, taxonomies, computer code, website content, graphics, maps, technical materials, and additional original expressions are protected under U.S. copyright law.

These Greenwing works are also protected internationally under the Berne Convention and other applicable national law.

Greenwing’s trade secrets include proprietary algorithms, analytical models, computational techniques, processing workflows, implementation methods, and other confidential elements.

Federal and applicable state law protect these assets against unlawful acquisition, use, and disclosure. International protection is provided through the TRIPS framework and applicable national law.

Greenwing uses the Greenwing AI, Greenwing AIA, Greenwing, and Greenwing Agricultural Intelligence Alert word marks, together with its stylized logomark, in commerce to identify the source of its agricultural intelligence and research.

Greenwing’s trademark rights arise from use under U.S. law. International protection is provided by applicable national law and treaties.