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Virtual and Augmented Reality: An Overview of the Patent Landscape

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Virtual and Augmented Reality: An Overview of the Patent Landscape

Apple’s release of the Vision Pro earlier this year showed that Apple is betting big on the importance…

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Can software user interfaces be patented?

Can software user interfaces be patented?

When discussing patent protection for software innovations, many people often think in terms of automation or production — that is,…

Innovating in the university setting: Will public disclosures affect my invention’s patentability?

Innovating in the university setting: Will public disclosures affect my invention’s patentability?

Many academic researchers are generally aware that their own public disclosures, in the form of conference presentations, journal publications, etc.,…

How to Avoid Self-Inflicted Wounds (Applicant Admitted Prior Art) in Your Patent Applications

How to Avoid Self-Inflicted Wounds (Applicant Admitted Prior Art) in Your Patent Applications

When drafting their patent applications, many inventors have an instinct to gratuitously describe what others have developed before them. Understandably,…

Artificial Intelligence In the Innovation Process: Can AI-Generated Work Be Patented?

Artificial Intelligence In the Innovation Process: Can AI-Generated Work Be Patented?

With the recent rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology, it’s likely that AI systems will start playing a larger…

Patent Trials and Triumphs: IPA v. Microsoft

Patent Trials and Triumphs: IPA v. Microsoft

Patent Trials and Triumphs is our blog series where we showcase U.S. patents that have triumphed in recent jury trials.

Building Your IP Strategy for Patent-Intensive Tech Startups – Part 4: IP Mapping

Building Your IP Strategy for Patent-Intensive Tech Startups – Part 4: IP Mapping

This is the last in a four-part blog series on how to build an IP strategy for patent-intensive tech startups.

How Many Claims Should My Patent Have?

How Many Claims Should My Patent Have?

There’s often confusion about the purpose and impact of adding more claims in a patent application, and inventors often wonder…

Should We Request Non-Publication of Our Patent Applications?

Should We Request Non-Publication of Our Patent Applications?

Tech companies can make smart, strategic decisions about whether to publish their patent applications.

Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy: An Overview of the Patent Landscape

Marine and Hydrokinetic Energy: An Overview of the Patent Landscape

In our series on the patent landscapes for alternative energy sources, we’ve previously covered solar,…

Patent Infringement: How It’s Proven, And How This Should Influence Your Patent Filings

Patent Infringement: How It’s Proven, And How This Should Influence Your Patent Filings

As a patent owner, you have the legal right to exclude others from making, using, selling, or offering to sell…

Geothermal Energy: An Overview of the Patent Landscape

Geothermal Energy: An Overview of the Patent Landscape

In our previous blog posts about renewable energy, our team has covered wind, solar, carbon capture, and…

What is Prior Art?

What is Prior Art?

If you’ve encountered patents, chances are you’ve heard the term “prior art.” It’s one of the most common reasons that…

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