EV Patents Surge As Net-Zero Push Accelerates
As the global net-zero push continues to accelerate, entrepreneurs with electric vehicle ambitions are racing to register new patents
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As the global net-zero push continues to accelerate, entrepreneurs with electric vehicle ambitions are racing to register new patents
EU officials demand 'security bonds' of as much as £100k to pursue justice in their courts despite post-Brexit deal
2021 Walmart takes on Kanye West; EUIPO extends presence in Africa; Crayola teams up with Build-A-Bear – news digest Every Tuesday and Friday, WTR presents a round-up of news, developments and insights from across the trademark sphere. In our latest round-up, we look at the USPTO seeking innovation medal nominations, the McCarthy Institute heading to Arizona, delivery apps changing the branding game, and much more. Coverage this time from Victoria Arnold (VA), Bridget Diakun (BD), Tim Lince (TJL) and Trevor Little (TL). Market radar: McCarthy Institute heads to Arizona – The Sandra Day O...
World IP Day 2021: SMEs in the spotlight 26-04-2021 19-05-2018 Today marks World IP Day, the theme of which is “IP and SMEs: taking your ideas to market”. The IP world has rallied in pledging commitments to better support and enhance IP knowledge among SMEs—and also to further develop the potential of IP. WIPR takes a look at some of what has been happening on the international and UK stage, and the challenges confronting SMEs. WIPO: SMEs are ‘unsung heroes’ The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) introduced the annual event in 2000, designating April 26—the date which...
EPOâs G1/19 decision has âfar-reachingâ implications for AI: lawyers 11-03-2021 23-02-2016 Computer-implemented simulations are patentable but the applicant must show that the invention addresses a technical issue, the European Patent Office has determined. The EPO’s enlarged board of appeal handed down the decision (G1/19) yesterday, March 10, holding that the established case law on computer-implemented inventions (CIIs) also applied to computer-implemented simulations. UK-based Bentley Systems applied for a patent for a computer-implemented simulation of the movement of a ...