Revolutionary Honda Spiral Exhaust Doubles as Splash Shield in Pursuit of Efficiency
Honda has submitted a patent for a corkscrew-shaped exhaust pipe which serves as both an exhaust and a fender in its pursuit of higher efficiency.
Are You Making This Costly Mistake with Your Favorite Fonts? Don’t Get Caught in Legal Hot Water!
Choosing the right typeface and font for your business project is a crucial decision that should not be taken lightly. It’s important to be aware that the use of typefaces and fonts can implicate copyright, trademark, and patent protections, which can lead to strict liability, statutory damages, and treble damages if violated.
IP Unlimited Launches Unlimited Patent Search and Illustration Services for Businesses
IP Unlimited, a leading provider of intellectual property services, announced today the launch of its limitless patent search and illustration services for businesses. The company’s new services offer businesses the ability to conduct unlimited patent searches and illustrations without worrying about additional costs.
The Taylor Swift Copyright Battles: Impacts on the Music Industry and Intellectual Property Rights
Taylor Swift is a household name in the music industry, known for her catchy tunes, relatable lyrics, and her fighting spirit.
Legal Battles in the World of Entertainment: The Epic Fight Between Dish Network and ClearPlay
In a ruling that has significant implications for the pay TV industry, a Utah federal court has found that Dish Network has violated two patents belonging to ClearPlay, a company specializing in parental-controls technology, and must pay $469 million in damages.
Tesla Granted Patent for Unique Cybertruck Wheel Design: Closer to Production Than Ever
Exciting news for fans of the Tesla Cybertruck: the U.S. Patent Office has officially granted Tesla a patent for the vehicle’s unique wheel design. This means that Tesla will have exclusive rights to the design for the next 15 years. Although the patent only covers the rim design, there is speculation that it could be used as a hubcap on the Cybertruck’s wheels.
The Power of Visuals: Why Good Patent Illustrations Are Crucial for Success
Having high-quality illustrations is a crucial aspect of any patent application. They are visual depictions that accompany the written explanation of the invention and aid in explaining and clarifying its various attributes and functions.
AI vs. Humans: Landmark Case Decides Whether Machines Can Own Patents
Stephen Thaler, an American computer scientist, recently urged the United Kingdom’s Supreme Court to grant him patents for inventions created by his artificial intelligence (AI) system, known as DABUS.
Revolutionary Patent: Ford’s Groundbreaking System Can Repossess Your Car if You Fall Behind on Payments!
Ford has filed a U.S. patent for a mechanism that could disable specific functions of an automobile or even cause it to drive away if payments are not made on time.
Global Progress in IP Threatened by Anti-IP Policy Proposals, Warns U.S. Chamber
The Global Innovation Policy Center (GIPC) of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has issued its 11th annual International IP Index, which covers 55 economies that represent “most of the global economic output, together contributing over 90% of global GDP.” The report suggests that the global wave of anti-IP policy proposals may be slowing IP progress. While 18 economies saw modest progress on IP protection improvements, 28 economies, including many of the high-scorers, like the United States and the United Kingdom, had a 0% change in score. Only two countries had a 0% change in the 10th edition of the Index.
