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Two Ways to Frame MedTech IP: Kilburn & Strode and Acapo Onsagers on Digital Healthcare

MedTech used to be a comparatively easy word to understand. A medical device had a physical form. It could be inspected, described in mechanical, electrical or material terms, compared with prior art, patented, challenged, cleared for launch and monit ...

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Practical Question Robotics/Mechatronics Philipp Krauss: From Smart Components to Strategic Control – IP for Mechatronic Learning Systems

Mechatronic systems are no longer only about the integration of mechanics, electronics and software into a functional component. In robotics and autonomous systems, they increasingly become intelligent subsystems that sense, interpret, decide and act ...

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Practical Question Human-Robot-AI Interaction in Service Robotics: Who controls the operational learning layer with Oliver Stahl

Robotics and autonomous systems are no longer only about machines that execute predefined tasks. They are increasingly becoming connected operating environments in which hardware, autonomy software, sensors, AI models, operational data, safety logic, ...

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Two Ways to Make Quantum IP Legible: Market Translation at Mewburn Ellis and Patent-Practice Evidence at Venner Shipley

Quantum technology presents a special communication challenge for IP practice groups. It is scientifically demanding, commercially promising and still marked by uncertainty about which architectures, applications and business models will become domina ...

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IP Decision Case: Portfolio Strategy for Immersive Digital Twins in Robotics Training with Andreas Berger

Immersive digital twins are no longer only about visualizing machines or creating virtual training environments. They are increasingly becoming a strategic layer around robotics and autonomous industrial systems. In complex mechatronic environments, v ...

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Practical Question Robotics/Autonomous Systems/ Mechatronics with Christoph Moisel: When Smart Machines Learn – Where Should IP Protect the Value in AI-Enabled Industrial Systems?

Robotics and autonomous systems are no longer only about building machines that execute predefined movements. They increasingly combine mechanical engineering, sensors, embedded software, AI models, control logic, operational data, cloud connectivity ...

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Two Ways to Make Quantum IP Legible: Ecosystem Positioning at D Young & Co LLP and Protection Architecture at Mathys & Squire

Quantum technology presents an unusual communication challenge for intellectual property firms. It is scientifically complex, commercially promising and still characterised by considerable uncertainty about which technical architectures, applications ...

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IP Decision Case Carsten Herzhoff: Predictive Quality Control in Adhesive and Coating Production

Industrial IoT is no longer only about connecting machines or collecting operational data. It is increasingly changing how industrial companies understand, stabilize and improve complex production systems. In adhesive, coating and functional material ...

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When Digital Transformation Gains Hands: IP in Robotics and Autonomous Systems

Digital transformation is often discussed as if it were mainly about software, platforms, cloud systems, data analytics and artificial intelligence. That is understandable because many of the most visible changes of the last two decades have happened ...

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IP Market Study Industrial IoT 2026: Why Connected Industry Turns IP into a System-Control Question

Smart Manufacturing has entered a phase where connectivity itself is no longer the story. The harder question is what companies can still control once industrial products generate data, depend on software, rely on standards, interact with platforms an ...

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