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Practical Question Photonics/Optics with Dr. Heiko Dumlich: From Optical Performance to Strategic IP Control in Self-Calibrating Sensor Platforms

Photonics companies are no longer developing only isolated optical components, sensors or measurement devices. Increasingly, they are building integrated technology systems in which optical architecture, detectors, manufacturing precision, calibration ...

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Two Ways to Make UPC Litigation Legible: Procedural Architecture at Kather Augenstein and Integrated Case Building at Hoffmann Eitle

The Unified Patent Court has entered a new communication phase. The basic architecture of the system is increasingly familiar. For companies facing an actual dispute, the harder question is no longer simply how the UPC works. It is how to prepare a ca ...

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Two Ways to Make GreenTech IP Legible: Innovation-to-Scale Translation at J A Kemp and Full-Lifecycle IP Leverage at Finnegan

GreenTech presents a particular communication challenge for IP practice groups. It is not one technology field. It includes renewable energy, batteries, hydrogen, carbon capture, sustainable fuels, recycling, water treatment, smart grids, low-carbon m ...

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IP Decision Case with Thomas Schoepf. Where Control Becomes Competitive: IP in Autonomous Industrial Systems

Autonomous industrial systems are no longer only about automating individual production steps or replacing manual work with robotic motion. They are increasingly changing how industrial companies design, control and scale complex production environmen ...

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UPC IP: When Does Litigation Leverage Become a Portfolio-Design Issue?

The Unified Patent Court is gradually changing the strategic characteristics of European patent portfolios. What began as a new institutional framework for patent litigation is increasingly influencing decisions that arise much earlier in the life of ...

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CEIPI IP Business Talk with Chris de Mauny: Building a European UPC Litigation Strategy

The Unified Patent Court is no longer a new institution in European patent litigation. It is becoming a central part of the strategic environment in which international companies enforce patents, defend market positions and prepare for disputes across ...

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GreenTech IP: Who Will Control the Operating System of the Energy Transition?

Green technology is moving from a collection of individual products towards strategic infrastructure. Wind turbines, solar installations, batteries, heat pumps, electric vehicles and low-carbon buildings are increasingly connected through power electr ...

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IP Market Study Photonics & Optical Technologies 2026: When Light Becomes Industrial Infrastructure

Photonics is no longer only a specialist field of lenses, lasers, optical sensors and laboratory equipment. Light-based technologies are becoming part of the industrial infrastructure behind artificial intelligence, data centres, semiconductor manufac ...

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Two Ways to Make UPC Strategy Legible: Pan-European Coordination at Bird & Bird and Case-Led Litigation Intelligence at BARDEHLE PAGENBERG

The Unified Patent Court has moved rapidly from institutional experiment to an important venue for European patent litigation. Since opening in June 2023, it has created new possibilities for cross-border enforcement, central revocation, provisional m ...

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The Engineering Biology Strategy Gap: What Programmable Biology Companies Need, and What IP Advice Still Often Fails to Integrate

Engineering biology is moving from scientific possibility into industrial decision-making, as biological systems are increasingly designed computationally, tested through automated experimentation and transferred into production environments. Companie ...

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