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High Court Gamble Does Not Pay Out For Computer-Implemented Inventions In Australia. Legal News and Analysis - Australia - Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property -
In F45 Training Pty Ltd v Body Fit Training Company Pty Ltd. Justice Nicholas of the Federal Court held that F45’s computer-implemented system patents, were invalid and even if they were valid, rival fitness franchise Body Fit Training did not infringe them.
In F45 Training Pty Ltd v Body Fit Training Company Pty Ltd. Justice Nicholas of the Federal Court held that F45’s computer-implemented system patents, were invalid and even if they were valid, rival fitness franchise Body Fit Training did not infringe them.
The Full Court determined another appeal regarding CIIs: Repipe v Commissioner of Patents [2021] FCAFC 223. The decision concerned two patent applications by Repipe Pty Ltd that disclosed systems and methods for providing information to field workers by way of a central computer server connected to a GPS-enabled mobile device
The vexed issue of patent eligibility for computer implemented inventions has raised its head again in Australia, this time in the Full Court of the Australian Federal Court decision of Commissioner of Patents v Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Ltd FCAFC 202.