A spokeswoman for the Munich I Regional Court has confirmed that a Nokia v. OPPO patent infringement action (case no. 21 O 8880/21) has...

In this edition, we will be looking at three recent IP–related developments from different parts of the world. First, we will look at a...

Many cannabis companies spend significant resources developing new cannabis cultivars or refining popular strain genetics. As they do so, more and more are looking...

June 2022 By James Nurton, freelance writer NASA’s well-established technology transfer program is reaching out to support startup companies and a greater range of entrepreneurs, enabling...

Doing competitive intellectual property (IP) analysis is like playing poker while everyone else is showing their cards. It lets you know how your hand will fare and helps you better predict the rest of the cards in the deck. Here, the cards are intellectual property assets, such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights. The deck represents […]

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The recent buzz around Non-Fungible Tokens (or NFTs) can be attributed to the sale of memes, photos, digital artwork and other audio-visual assets for millions of dollars. Not long ago, the CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, sold the first-ever published tweet as an NFT for a whopping USD 2.9 million, while the renowned ‘Disaster Girl’ meme was sold as an NFT for about USD 500,000. The term ‘Non-fungible’ primarily refers to the novel and non-replaceable nature of a material. For…

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Qualcomm has told the U.S. Supreme Court that Apple, and an amicus brief supporting it from Sen. Patrick Leahy, misstated the law on appellate standing when arguing that Apple was improperly prevented from appealing inter partes review decisions upholding two Qualcomm patents.

Vigilant Aerospace Systems has signed a new patent license agreement with the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) covering the use of radar in detect-and-avoid and unmanned traffic management (UTM) systems, including in the company’s FlightHorizon family of products. The company exclusively licensed NASA’s Patent No. 9,405,005 in 2016, which formed the basis for the […]

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Vigilant Aerospace Systems has signed a new license agreement with the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) extending the company’s existing detect-and-avoid and radar technology patent licenses to include military aviation applications. This new license agreement allows the company to provide air traffic detection, tracking and automatic avoidance for unmanned military aircraft using its FlightHorizon […]

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