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Stan’s Legacy

What he built on, and who built on him

Every citation recorded on Meyer’s filings, in both directions. The left column is what the patent offices held his claims against. The right is the one worth reading: it is not who agreed with him, it is who had to say his work came first.

64 of his filings
210 citations he made
859 citations of him
435 distinct later records

4 of the citing records are not patents — they are documents already in the archive, such as the Energy of the Future newsletters, that cite his filings. They carry no patent number, so there is no office record to link them to.

Who built on him

Assignees named on the most filings that cite Meyer, counted in filings rather than citations — a patent naming six of his is one company working the same ground, not six.

WO8912704A1 Process And Apparatus For The Production Of Fuel Gas And The Enhanced Release Of Thermal Energy From Such Gas

Prior art he cited 5

What the offices put on the record as coming before.

Cited by 5

Later filings that named this as prior art.

WO9207861A1 A control and driver circuits for a hydrogen gas fuel producing cell

WO9208046A1 Hydrogen Gas Fuel & Management System For An Internal Combustion Engine

Prior art he cited 10

What the offices put on the record as coming before.

Cited by 6

Later filings that named this as prior art.

WO9222679A1 Water Fuel Injection System

Prior art he cited 12

What the offices put on the record as coming before.

Cited by 7

Later filings that named this as prior art.

A citation is a claim made on a patent-office record, not an endorsement — most of the filings on the right cite Meyer because an examiner made them. Numbers link to the office’s own record; titles link to what this archive holds.