As the pace of technological advancement accelerates, organizations are increasingly utilizing patent data to identify trends, potential competition, and emerging technologies that can inform their innovation agendas. This blog explores the critical role of patent landscape analysis in shaping research and development (R&D) strategies within innovative companies. By systematically ...Read More

The patentability of software has long been a subject of legal debate, particularly under Section 3(k) of the Indian Patent Act, which excludes "computer programs per se" from patent protection. However, evolving judicial interpretations have gradually expanded the scope of software patents, recognising their technical contributions. Courts have played a pivotal role in redefining th...Read More

The Indian economy depends on innovation as well as entrepreneurship and technological advancements to achieve its rapid growth. The evolving business environment depends significantly on patents which protect intellectual property (IP) and support invention-based industries including pharmaceuticals together with software and biotechnology and manufacturing production. Through the Patents Act...Read More

Intellectual property, or IP, has become one of the most valuable assets for organizations in today's innovation-driven world, especially in the era of technology. Most of the big tech giants made huge investments in technical (functional aspect) as well as branding (advertisement aspect) to make their product visually recognized and get instant fame in today’s IT driven world...Read More

Intellectual Property (IP) is an important area that protects the original creations of individuals and businesses, with patents being one of the most sought-after forms of IP protection. A patent grants the inventor exclusive rights to use, make, sell, or distribute his invention for 20 years. Patenting an idea does provide many benefits, such as exclusivity and legal protection, but...Read More

In the Indian legal system, patent licenses are established through formal agreements known as patent licensing agreements. The specific terms of these agreements can be tailored to meet the needs of both the patent holder and the interested party. The governing legislation for patents and their associated licenses in India is the Patents Act of 1970. It's important to seek the guidance of a qual...Read More

The metaverse—the concept of a shared, immersive virtual environment created by the integration of augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), blockchain, and the internet is no longer a futuristic fantasy. Instead, it is quickly becoming a vibrant and transformative digital frontier. This virtual ecosystem blurs the difference between a tangible and intangible reality...Read More

INTRODUCTIONThe protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights have achieved substantial progress in India. The safeguarding of intellectual property stands as a priority for all businesses operating in India together with international corporations. During the last thirty-five years India has establis...Read More

Introduction:-With us entering in the year 2025, it cannot be denied that artificial intelligence has become a great part of our lives. It not only dominates areas related to trade, business, industries but also basic day to day activities. Artificial intelligence is set to take over the world and is grad...Read More

Introduction:The World Intellectual Property Indicator Report, 2024 shows the 15.4 % growth in patent application in year 2023. It marks countries increasing role of a global innovation hub. With this the Indian MedTech market has been projected to reach US $ 50 billion by 2030 due to rapid growth in biom...Read More

When we think of NASA, images of rockets, spacewalks, and distant planets typically come to mind. However, some of the space agency's most significant contributions can be found much closer to home—in our kitchens, bedrooms, and even our smartphones. Through its Technology Transfer Program, NASA has transformed numerous space-age innovations into everyday products, proving t...Read More

A patent protects an invention by allowing its inventor, or the groups who own the patent control over who may use the patent. It protects inventions that are non-obvious, useful, and novel. This includes a broad spectrum of inventions such as Technological Inventions, Chemical Compositions, Biotechnological Innovations, and Design and Plant Patents. In India, patents are generally val...Read More

The aim of this research paper is to analyse the controversies surrounding Section 3 (k) of the Indian Patent Act, 1970...Read More

Innovations are the blood of the progress to bring advancements in everything possible through the scientific, technological, medical, and industrial development. Indeed, the journey from a novel idea to a commercial product is full of obstacles; one of the most critical decisions that an innovator must take is whether to patent an invention. Patenting comes with quite significant benefits ...Read More

INTRODUCTIONPatent infringement happens when someone manufactures, uses, sells, or imports a patented invention without the patent holder's permission. This permission is u...Read More