The Patent Amendment Rules 2016 introduce substantial updates to Indian patent law, including expedited examination and digital filing. The rules aim to enhance efficiency, support startups, and align with the National IPR Policy.
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Terrafugia gets Flying Car of the Future Patented
Terrafugia has patented a hybrid flying car with vertical takeoff and autonomous features. The vehicle integrates advanced power and propulsion systems, aiming to make door-to-door air travel a reality.
Read more about Terrafugia gets Flying Car of the Future PatentedUnderstanding the PCT
This article offers a structured overview of the Patent Cooperation Treaty and its role in international patent filing. It objectively examines the PCT application process and clarifies the significance of each procedural step in obtaining patent protection across multiple countries.
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The following presentation was delivered by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at the one day Seminar on ‘IPR Management for Startups in Electronics and ICT Sectors’...
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This article examines the 50-year legacy of the Personal Identification Number, invented by James Goodfellow in 1966. It explores the patent history and technological impact of the PIN in banking security and ATM usage.
Read more about The invention of the PIN turns 50Just Launched: Patent Incentives for MSMEs in Haryana
The Haryana Government has introduced a scheme to support MSMEs with financial assistance for patent registrations. Eligible enterprises can receive up to Rs 25 lakh as reimbursement for patent-related expenses, fostering innovation and intellectual property protection in the state.
Read more about Just Launched: Patent Incentives for MSMEs in HaryanaLee and BDR decision – the End of Compulsory Licenses?!
The Lee and BDR decisions signal a shift in the landscape of compulsory licensing in India. This post examines the legal and policy developments leading to these outcomes, highlighting their implications for the Indian pharmaceutical industry.
Read more about Lee and BDR decision – the End of Compulsory Licenses?!I can see the ‘smartness’ in your eye
This post examines smart contact lens technology for non-invasive glucose monitoring and augmented reality features. It analyses Google’s partnership with Novartis and Samsung’s patent innovations, highlighting privacy and patent considerations in the evolving medical device landscape.
Read more about I can see the ‘smartness’ in your eyeDelhi High Court finds CCI Competent
The Delhi High Court has upheld the CCI’s authority to investigate anti-competitive conduct in patent royalty cases, ruling that such matters are not restricted to the Patents Act. The judgment clarifies CCI’s role in addressing abuse of dominant position in the Indian legal context.
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We all love a good TED talk, an insightful and informative talk given by someone who understands the subject matter he or she is discussing....
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