Affle Secures 15th US Patent for Innovative Ad Exposure Tracking Technology
Affle 3i has been granted its 15th US patent for a method to encode user visibility count, enhancing ad tracking efficiency. The technology uses probabilistic encoding and algorithmic hashing to estimate ad exposure across connected devices, particularly effective for CTV platforms. It aims to improve targeting accuracy, optimize media spending, and enhance ad engagement rates. The patent adds to Affle's portfolio of 15 granted patents and 36 unique patent applications.

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Affle 3i has been granted its 15th US patent, marking a significant milestone in the company's technological advancements. The patent, titled "Method and system to encode user visibility count," introduces an innovative approach to tracking advertisement exposure frequency while substantially reducing memory and computing requirements.
Revolutionary Ad Tracking Technology
The newly patented technology employs probabilistic encoding and algorithmic hashing functions to estimate advertisement exposure across connected devices. This method is particularly effective for Connected TV (CTV) platforms, where direct user interaction is limited. The innovation also extends its support to various digital ecosystems, including Internet of Things (IoT), Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality.
Enhancing Targeting Accuracy and Campaign Performance
Affle's latest patent is set to revolutionize the company's Conversion Driven Cost Per Converted User (CPCU) model by:
- Enabling precise evaluation of user awareness
- Optimizing media spending
- Improving ad engagement rates and ROI
- Supporting scalable ad delivery in resource-constrained environments
Expanding Intellectual Property Portfolio
This patent grant adds to Affle's impressive intellectual property portfolio, which now includes:
- 15 granted patents
- 36 unique patent applications filed to date
Collaborative Innovation
The groundbreaking technology was developed by a team of eight inventors, including:
- Anuj Khanna Sohum
- Charles Yong
- Madhusudana Ramakrishna
- Guillermo Fernandez Sanz
- Adrian Gigante Beneito
- Barbara Diaz Duran
- Christian Karem Santana
- Karanbir Singh
Impact on Digital Advertising
This technological advancement is expected to have far-reaching implications for the digital advertising industry. By providing a more efficient method of tracking ad exposure, Affle's innovation promises to enhance targeting accuracy, improve campaign performance, and optimize media spending for advertisers globally.
The patent underscores Affle's commitment to developing cutting-edge technologies that offer greater transparency and drive high-impact user conversions in the ever-evolving digital advertising landscape.