Stephen Thaler requests declaratory and injunctive relief after being denied two patent applications where he filed the inventors name as DABUS, an AI system he created. Now there is ongoing arguments as to how the word “inventor” is defined as by the Patent Act.… Read More Complying with the USPTO: A Reshaping of Patent Ownership
“Vapor Wake” detection is a patented method and system where dogs are trained to detect explosives and other illicit substances. The dogs are trained to detect body-worn explosives on a moving target. These “Vapor Wake” dogs are trained to smell odors in high-pedestrian areas such as concerts, sporting venues, and parades.… Read More The ‘Lab’ Report Is In … Patented Vapor Wake Technology Is Raising A New Breed
On November 27, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Oil States Energy Services v. Greene’s Energy Group. In addition to the issues regarding the separation of powers, the court may decide whether patents are private property rights or public rights. The results will certainly have a large impact on patents going forward. … Read More A Reckoning For The Patent Death Squad
By: Andrew Glenny Medical professionals are occasionally confronted with barriers to ideal treatment for patients caused by patents. These cases are usually caused by inability to use certain prescriptions or methods due to a patent that claims them. This problem is usually alleviated with the licensing of that product to be distributed in hospitals. One… Read More Gene Patents in Canada
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