Protecting Inventions in Europe, Two-Screen Ring, Anti-Spying Tech: Digest
July 18, 2024, 10:06 pm
Germany takes a bold step in patenting AI inventions; Ericsson banks on patent licensing revenue, while Huawei explores the Pocket 2 concept. Key highlights in the realm of intellectual property for the week.
Germany opens doors to patent AI inventions, sparking debate on intellectual property protection in Europe. The move comes amidst EU sanctions restricting Russian applicants, prompting Rospatent to advise utilizing international registration systems for patent protection.
Samsung unveils the Galaxy Ring with dual screens, revolutionizing wearable tech. The innovative design features sensors and dual screens for seamless user interaction, setting a new standard in smart accessories.
Microsoft pioneers anti-visual hacking technology, safeguarding user privacy from prying eyes. The system encrypts and displays text based on the user's gaze, ensuring confidential information remains secure.
German court allows patenting of AI inventions with human co-inventors, challenging traditional notions of inventorship. The decision sets a precedent for AI-generated innovations and their legal recognition in intellectual property law.
Huawei patents five foldable phone designs, showcasing its commitment to innovation in the smartphone market. The diverse designs reflect Huawei's dedication to pushing boundaries in mobile technology.
Ericsson's patent licensing agreements drive revenue growth amidst market challenges, highlighting the importance of intellectual property in sustaining business success. The telecom giant's strategic partnerships underscore the value of innovation in a competitive industry.
Huawei establishes a research center in Shanghai, signaling its commitment to technological advancement. The state-of-the-art facility will focus on developing cutting-edge technologies across various sectors, reinforcing Huawei's position as a global leader in innovation.
The research center's ambitious scope and investment reflect Huawei's dedication to driving technological progress and fostering a culture of innovation. The center's strategic location and infrastructure aim to attract top talent and facilitate collaboration on groundbreaking projects.
As Huawei navigates geopolitical challenges, the research center serves as a hub for advancing technology and overcoming obstacles. The company's focus on research and development underscores its resilience and determination to lead in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
Stay tuned for more updates on Huawei's latest ventures and innovations as the company continues to shape the future of technology. Follow our Telegram channel for the latest news and insights on Huawei's groundbreaking initiatives.
Germany opens doors to patent AI inventions, sparking debate on intellectual property protection in Europe. The move comes amidst EU sanctions restricting Russian applicants, prompting Rospatent to advise utilizing international registration systems for patent protection.
Samsung unveils the Galaxy Ring with dual screens, revolutionizing wearable tech. The innovative design features sensors and dual screens for seamless user interaction, setting a new standard in smart accessories.
Microsoft pioneers anti-visual hacking technology, safeguarding user privacy from prying eyes. The system encrypts and displays text based on the user's gaze, ensuring confidential information remains secure.
German court allows patenting of AI inventions with human co-inventors, challenging traditional notions of inventorship. The decision sets a precedent for AI-generated innovations and their legal recognition in intellectual property law.
Huawei patents five foldable phone designs, showcasing its commitment to innovation in the smartphone market. The diverse designs reflect Huawei's dedication to pushing boundaries in mobile technology.
Ericsson's patent licensing agreements drive revenue growth amidst market challenges, highlighting the importance of intellectual property in sustaining business success. The telecom giant's strategic partnerships underscore the value of innovation in a competitive industry.
Huawei establishes a research center in Shanghai, signaling its commitment to technological advancement. The state-of-the-art facility will focus on developing cutting-edge technologies across various sectors, reinforcing Huawei's position as a global leader in innovation.
The research center's ambitious scope and investment reflect Huawei's dedication to driving technological progress and fostering a culture of innovation. The center's strategic location and infrastructure aim to attract top talent and facilitate collaboration on groundbreaking projects.
As Huawei navigates geopolitical challenges, the research center serves as a hub for advancing technology and overcoming obstacles. The company's focus on research and development underscores its resilience and determination to lead in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
Stay tuned for more updates on Huawei's latest ventures and innovations as the company continues to shape the future of technology. Follow our Telegram channel for the latest news and insights on Huawei's groundbreaking initiatives.