Patent
Between IP and AI: Generative AI continues to grow
WIPO's new report reveals an unprecedented surge in GenAI patents, as the artificial intelligence revolution rapidly expands into industries, markets, and infrastructure
Doors open for a wave of cheap weight-loss drugs, but global distribution will be uneven
After years of development: Hava Zingboim reveals the patent that will change everything
With unique technology: A revolution in precision irrigation
Got a novel invention? This Israeli patent attorney’s got advice
As patent activity continues to rise in the wake of the pandemic, veteran patent expert Daniel Kligler explains what it takes to get your idea approved in the Patent Office.
Ravin AI granted patent for vehicle 'damage-finder' system
The Vehicle Damage-Finder Stationary Modeling System captures a car’s image to provide a comprehensive damage report by cross-referencing the vehicle with its computerized model.
The European patent system is going to change - here's how to prepare - opinion
The Unified Patent Court and Unitary Patent system represents the most important change ever seen in the European patent field since the establishment of the European Patent Office.
What are unicorn patents?
A unicorn patent portfolio is a group of patents, strategically crafted to block competitors from entering a market segment.
How and when you should patent your invention
Some people try to patent their ideas too early when they are not yet eligible to be considered inventions.
Luzzatto & Luzzatto patent attorney firm wins international IP award
Luzzatto & Luzzatto is the oldest patent law firm in Israel.
Six new geographical indications for wine are registered in Israel
Geographical indicators are considered to be a type of intellectual property. For this reason, once they have beeen registered they are protected by local and international laws.
Moderna shares drop as patent ruling goes against the biotech company
The clinical stage biotechnology company has said its development of a vaccine for COVID-19 will not be affected.
Tel Aviv U, Technion among world leaders in producing patents
Tel Aviv University has produced 640 entrepreneurs, 531 companies and raised $7.91 billion in venture capital funding since 2006.
Israel down to 5th worldwide in per capita patents
The biggest Israeli advantage in 2000-2018 is in medical devices, followed by drugs, communications and software.