What have windscreen wipers, computer software, stem cell isolation and dishwashers got in common? Give up? They were all invented by women. Sadly I’ve no prize to offer those who know their female inventors but it does set the scene for 2017’s 100 …
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With patents becoming the key to success for many technology giants, Open Invention Network (OIN) is all set to protect the shared innovation culture in the market by building a patent “no-fly” zone around Linux and other open source technologies.
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5 Inventions You Didn't Know Came From Australia
U.S. News & World Report A number of popular – and in some cases, lifesaving – technologies came from the land Down Under. Here's a look at five life-changing inventions you may not have known came from Australia. Google Maps. Popular apps are seen on an iPhone on 10 May, … |
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5 Almost-Life Changing World's Fair Inventions
U.S. News & World Report The natural-gas industry displayed inventions at the The Festival of Gas Pavilion during the 1964-1965 New York World's Fair. Walter Dorwin Teague Associates, a design company now known as Teague, showcased "The Kitchen of the Future," where … |
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Defining Computer Related Inventions in a post-Alice World
IPWatchdog.com One of the things that makes protecting computer related inventions tricky is that first you have to distinctly identify the invention in exact terms. Defining any invention with the level of specificity required to satisfy U.S. patent laws is not … |
As we reported recently, scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California at Berkeley have just create an incredible device capable of pulling water out of thin air. The discovery could be huge for developing …
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