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In today’s competitive landscape, intellectual property intelligence is critical for transaction strategies and valuation. Emerging and intersecting technology landscapes are becoming increasingly complex. That’s why our team of IP data experts are dedicated to sharing insights. From patent court case to technology trends, visit the ktMINE IP Strategy & Valuation blog for education and news.

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Tech on the Brain

On August 15, 2019

By Ariel Greenway In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

Last month, Elon Musk finally announced what his most science-fiction-y company has been up to — developing a robotic “sewing machine” that sews electrode arrays into the brain. The threads will hopefully be used as a brain-computer interface (BCI) or “wizard hat” as Tim Urban’s popular Wait But Why article calls it. In the future,

NASA: More Than A Space Agency

On July 25, 2019

By Julia Justusson In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

NASA Technology Transfer The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is commonly associated with space shuttles, the Apollo 11 Moon landing, and unmanned missions to Mars. However, NASA’s work is also relevant to everyday life on our home planet. NASA studies our planet, Sun, solar system and beyond, but America’s space program is closer to home

Food for Thought: Agritech and Food Startups

On July 11, 2019

By Ariel Greenway In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

In a previous article, ktMINE reported that more than 20% of animal protein is lost to disease, which can have serious consequences for food security. In 2009 the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations predicted that food production would need to increase 70% by 2050 to feed a projected 9.1 billion people. By

Oh, Say Can You IP

On July 3, 2019

By Amy Westrick In Intellectual Property Trends, Posts

Independence day is meant to be spent grilling out in the backyard with friends and family until it’s time for the classic Fourth of July tradition — fireworks. Americans spend more than $1 billion on fireworks each year, totaling up to a jaw-dropping 268 million pounds. So, in honor of the Fourth, the ktMINE team

University Patent Trends Around the World

On July 2, 2019

By Ayana Stubblefield In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

By the start of the twenty-first century, 50% of all basic research was credited to universities, some major examples being antibiotics, plastic, and even Google. Patent activity can offer insight into where the top universities (including colleges) across the world have recently been focusing their efforts, both geographically and industrially. The top Cooperative Patent Classification

From TALENs to the Table

On June 3, 2019

By Ariel Greenway In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

More than 20% of animal protein is lost to disease globally. This has negative ramifications for both global hunger and the environment, but genetic engineering could be a solution. While humans have been playing with the genes of animals through breeding for thousands of years, the advent of tools like CRISPR and TALENs are poised

The “Who” Behind a Smarter Home

On May 30, 2019

By Ayana Stubblefield In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

Smart What? With smartphones and smart cities, it only makes sense that our homes are the next target for advancement. Today, homes are getting “smarter” by making daily household routines easier. The electrical grids that power our homes are also getting an upgrade by making the provision of energy more efficient. The technology behind these

1989 to 2019: The Making of Nike’s Adapt BB

On May 16, 2019

By Julia Justusson In Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

At one point in the movie Back to the Future Part II, the character of Marty McFly puts on Nike sneakers – but these weren’t just any old pair of shoes. via GIPHY via GIPHY Sneakerheads latched on to this idea of self-tying shoes, dubbed “power lace” technology by the film and “auto lace” in

Agreements on Emerging Technology

On April 18, 2019

By Ayana Stubblefield In Emerging Technologies, Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

Agreements are made for various reasons such as licensing and purchasing patents/assets, developing products, employment and so on. In the ktMINE Agreements App, you can find over 100,000 agreements, each of which has been individually analyzed to showcase a snapshot of relevant information. Among all the types of agreements, of interest to many are those

The Automotive Revolution

On April 4, 2019

By Julia Justusson In Emerging Technologies, Intellectual Property Trends, IP Education, Posts

What do patent filings reveal about the race to fully autonomous vehicles? We have explored various potential technological innovations in the auto industry in a previous post, but here we will look more specifically at patent filings related to self-driving cars. These patents can help provide a better understanding of the diverse challenges facing autonomous-vehicle

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