Robotics and autonomous systems are developing from individual machines into integrated physical-intelligence systems. Modern robots combine mechanical components, sensors, actuators, embedded software, AI models, operational data, connectivity and sa ...
Read MoreQuantum innovation rarely appears as one clearly defined invention. It often combines hardware, control systems, software, mathematical methods, protocols and enabling technologies. The central question is therefore not simply whether something can be ...
Read MoreA growing number of developments in the photonics market point to a structural mismatch. Companies are no longer developing only isolated lenses, lasers, optical sensors or specialised laboratory equipment. They are building light-based technology sys ...
Read MoreQuantum technology is no longer only a matter of scientific promise. It is becoming a field of engineering choices, commercial roadmaps, investment decisions and international protection strategies. As quantum computing, quantum communication and quan ...
Read MoreThe CEIPI IP Business Talk with Dr. Urs Ferber focused on one of the most difficult questions in today’s deep-tech IP practice: how should quantum companies develop and maintain patent portfolios when the technology, the market, the product architectu ...
Read MoreQuantum technology is no longer only a topic for research programmes, scientific roadmaps and long-term technology foresight. It is moving rapidly into the world of commercialisation, investment, industrial application and strategic positioning. That ...
Read MoreSmart 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 ...
Read MoreA growing number of signals from the robotics market point to a structural mismatch. Companies are no longer developing isolated machines that execute predefined movements. They are building autonomous systems: robots connected to sensors, AI models, ...
Read MoreA growing number of signals from the IoT market point to a structural mismatch. Companies are no longer developing isolated connected devices. They are building connected systems: machines linked to sensors, software and cloud platforms; products link ...
Read MoreIndustrial IoT and Smart Manufacturing are no longer only about connecting machines, sensors and production systems. They are changing how industrial value is created, monitored, optimized and protected. The IP question is therefore no longer limited ...
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