Key Highlights

● SaverOne was awarded U.S. Patent US 12,742,850 B2, which was granted on September 22, 2026, according to its press release.

● The patent covers sensor fusion-based classification of calibration and maintenance events for the company's in-vehicle safety system.

● The company says the grant is its 17th patent in a portfolio of 23, leaving six pending.

● SaverOne says the portfolio spans the United States, Europe, Israel, China and the United Kingdom.

SaverOne 2014 Ltd. (NASDAQ:SVRE), an Israeli company listed on Nasdaq under the symbol SVRE, furnished a Form 6-K on September 29, 2026 attaching a press release announcing that it has been awarded U.S. Patent US 12,742,850 B2. The patent, granted on September 22, 2026, covers the automated classification of calibration and maintenance events for the company's in-vehicle safety system. According to the release, it is SaverOne's 17th granted patent out of a portfolio of 23.

What the Patent Covers

The press release is titled "SaverOne Awarded U.S. Patent for Automated Sensor Fusion Calibration and Maintenance," with the subtitle "Strengthening its IP Protection as Fleet Deployments Scale." It says the patent is for "the sensor fusion-based classification of calibration and maintenance events." In practical terms, the company says the technology allows its Phone Location Unit to recognize when it needs calibration or maintenance and to determine what type of action is required.

The opening paragraph states that the patent "enables its in-vehicle Safety system to self-calibrate and maintain, supporting full accuracy over the life of the vehicle and remote service at fleet scale." The release adds that this capability is intended to facilitate remote service across large commercial fleets throughout a vehicle's operational life. These are the company's own descriptions of what the invention is designed to do. The release does not report test results, customer orders or Revenue connected with the patent.

The company says the new grant is its 17th granted patent, within a total portfolio of 23 patents, which leaves six still pending. The release says the portfolio spans the United States, Europe, Israel, China and the United Kingdom. A patent grant is a legal right to exclude others from making, using or selling the claimed invention in the relevant Jurisdiction for a limited term, and the release does not describe the scope of the claims in detail or the expiry date.

Management Comment and Company Background

Ori Gilboa, SaverOne's Chief Executive Officer, is quoted as saying: "We are pleased to receive this new U.S. patent, which further strengthens SaverOne's strong intellectual property portfolio and demonstrates our technological edge."

In its description of the business, the company calls itself "a technology company specializing in RF-based solutions for the advanced transportation safety, defense and homeland security markets." It says its first commercial product line "is designed to prevent vehicle accidents caused by driver distraction from mobile phone use," and that further development focuses on vulnerable road user detection and on defense and critical infrastructure applications. The release lists Ehud Helft as an investor contact.

The Filing Itself

The Form 6-K is labeled Report No. 2 for September 2026. It gives the company's address as Em Hamoshavot Rd. 94, Petah Tikvah, Israel, and its SEC file number as 001-41387. It is signed by Ori Gilboa, Chief Executive Officer, and dated September 29, 2026.

The filing states that it is incorporated by reference into several of the company's registration statements: one on Form S-8, file number 333-274455, and four on Form F-3, file numbers 333-274458, 333-263338, 333-269260 and 333-298896. The 6-K does not announce a securities offering.

SaverOne's 17th Patent and Six Pending Applications

The filing gives no dates for product launches, deployments or licensing related to the new patent. The release's subtitle refers to fleet deployments scaling, but it does not provide the number of vehicles, fleets or customers involved. For now, this filing documents the grant of one U.S. patent and the company's description of the technology it protects. The six pending applications in the portfolio remain subject to examination in their respective jurisdictions.