In the food and drink space, ‘dupes’ refer to alternative (often, lower cost) products that closely mimic well-known food and…
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In the food and drink space, ‘dupes’ refer to alternative (often, lower cost) products that closely mimic well-known food and…
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Avionics have been instrumental in establishing modern aviation. Since the term – a portmanteau of “aviation electronics” – was coined…
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The decarbonisation of road transport in the coming decades seems inevitable. Governments around the world are preparing to ban the…
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In the past 30 years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has improved by leaps and bounds. Suitably programmed computers are very well…
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The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has just released details of the updated funding programme directed to supporting SMEs during…
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Abstract Shortly after celebrating its one-year anniversary, things look to be very much in full swing for the Unitary Patent…
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The Court of Appeal has now handed down the judgment in, arguably, the summer of 2024’s most anticipated UK patent…
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Registered Designs are an effective way to get some IP protection in place, particularly in cases where the bar for…
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As discussed in the article Does the description matter when the patent has been granted?, two referrals on claim interpretation…
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Wind power can be broadly classified into two types. The more familiar type is onshore wind power. The wind turbines…
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In many jurisdictions (most notably the U.S.), multiple dependency of claims is not allowed. It is therefore common to have…
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In a galaxy far, far, away… in a land also known as Hollywood, George Lucas had a vision: to make…
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