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Erotic Patents – Sex Patents II

This post provides a legal analysis of erotic patents, including consent devices, sexual games, and innovations for safety and stimulation. The discussion offers an objective overview of each patent and its relevance to sexual health and technology.

The times, they are a-changin’

This post analyses recent changes in patent rules in India and the United States, focusing on foreign priority claim procedures and electronic file sharing. It highlights the implications of these rules for patent applicants and the examination process.

Automobile Patents: Moment-cancelling Four Stroke Engine

This article explores Dan Gurney’s patented moment cancelling four stroke engine, focusing on its dual crankshaft design to reduce torsional vibration. The analysis also considers its improved intake system, which enhances combustion and fuel efficiency.

Role of a Scientific Advisor/ Expert in Patent litigation

Scientific advisors play a pivotal role in patent litigation by clarifying complex technical issues for the court. Their expertise aids in interpreting patent claims, assessing infringement, and influencing judicial decisions, as demonstrated in significant Indian patent cases.

There’s No stopping Google!

This article explores Google’s recent US patent filings in wearable technology and augmented reality. It reviews the legal and technical aspects of patents designed for road safety and enhanced user experience in devices like Google Glass.

Fumbling Flights and Patent Rights!

This post examines the legal and practical aspects of a new airline seat patent filed by Zodiac Seats France. It discusses the implications for passenger comfort, safety regulations, and the potential impact on airline business practices.

Intellectual Property/Patents for Hospitals and Hospital Management

This post discusses the importance of intellectual property and patent protection in hospital management, with reference to Indian law. Key steps for safeguarding inventions and the necessity of IP harvesting in healthcare institutions are analysed.

OSTP & USPTO give Recognition to Innovators

The 2015 Patents for Humanity Awards, hosted by the USPTO and OSTP, recognised inventors addressing crucial global challenges. This programme honours impactful innovations in medicine, nutrition, sanitation, and technology, emphasising the significance of intellectual property in humanitarian progress.

Role of Intellectual Property in Promoting Creativity

This article critically analyses whether intellectual property laws truly foster creativity, focusing on inventor motivations and patent incentives in India. It discusses empirical findings and contrasts financial rewards with non-monetary incentives within the current IP regime.

The new IPR Policy, an innovative step?

This post examines the establishment of an IPR think tank by the Indian government to draft a new national IPR policy. It critically assesses the process, composition, and potential impact on India’s intellectual property regime.