Ford, American multinational auto maker company is all set to license its inflatable seat belts. Ford combines two safety features like airbags and seat belts in its revolutionary inventions. According to the reports, this safety innovation will keep the rear passenger intact in an event of crash specially the children and the elders. The company …
The Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (\”KIPRIS\”) began providing a free Korean-to-English machine translation service of published and registered Korean patents and utility models. This free Korean-to-English machine translation service will make it much easier to access Korean patents, utility models and published applications in a more cost-efficient manner. The KIPRIS website, available in …
How to avoid worthless patents and develop a strong patent portfolio? Have you ever tried googling “most patents are worthless”? You will find a lot of good information on why most patents are worthless and why you shouldn’t be spending a lot of money on patents, especially when you are a small company. Now, you …
The top ten designs for the Month of May are Bottle, Handle & Decorative Article etc and the table below shows the top ten designs that received the maximum number of protection in the month of May, 2014. by Akshatha karthik
The Indian Patent office granted 626 Design patents in May, 2014. The top three consisted of Ma Design India Private Limited with 24, Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V with 22 Design & Hero Motocorp Limited with 20 patents. The table below shows the top ten Companies that received the maximum number of Design protection in the …
The Indian patent office granted 646 Patents for the month of May, 2014. The Top three consisted of Qualcomm Incorporated, GM Global Technology Operations, Inc and Council of Scientific & Industrial Research, with a count of 35, 21 and 10 patents respectively. The table below shows the top ten Companies that received the maximum number …
An invention was made to stop the spread of a deadly disease caused by reused syringe. The credit to this invention goes to Marc Andrew Koska. He is best known for inventing the non-reusable K1 auto-disable syringe, thus preventing the medical transmission of blood-borne diseases. In 1984 Koska read a newspaper article predicting the transmission of HIV through …
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