26 Jul, 2024 Improved Customer Information Displays arriving at Platform 1... By Robert Carpmael Congratulations to Sella Controls for being awarded the contract to install and commission 269 Customer Information Displays and Long...
24 Jul, 2024 M&C in the news: Nokia v. Mala Technologies: the UPC interprets its relationship with national courts By M&C Newsroom On 2 May 2024, the Paris Central Division of the UPC issued a decision concerning the jurisdiction and the applicability of the Brussels...
24 Jul, 2024 Patenting football: M&C + the beautiful game By Susan Bradley In 1887, engineer George Croydon Marks set up a firm in Birmingham, specialising in intellectual property. The following year he was...
24 Jul, 2024 Taking Charge of Our Health: Medical Wearables By Kameel Kaur Bassi Medical wearables have come a long way from the traditional fitness trackers and heart rate monitors that first flooded the market. From...
24 Jul, 2024 AI and patentability? By Nisha Somnath The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) released a guidance update on subject matter eligibility to “address innovation in...
19 Jul, 2024 UPC to collaborate with the EPO on developments of Case Management System By Thomas Prock The UPC has announced, today, that they will cooperate with the EPO on IT related matters. The first project will be the development of a...
19 Jul, 2024 UPC: Promising case management actions from the Mannheim Local Division? By Thomas Prock Mike Gilbert Jen Cardwell Two recent orders (UPC_CFI_210/2023 of 27 June and UPC_CFI_219/2023 of 4 July) by the Mannheim Local Division have seen Chairman...
18 Jul, 2024 Concussion biomarkers linked to MND By Tom Grendon If you have been following the news recently, you may well have seen that Motor Neurone Disease (MND) has been in the headlines more and...
17 Jul, 2024 AI for all? By Tom Grendon A recent study has proposed a framework for developing AI for interacting with children. Citing recent incidents where a 10-year old was...
12 Jul, 2024 Hydrogen train trials in Japan By Robert Carpmael Trains in Japan are impressive. The Shinkansen trains, or “bullet” trains as we know them, are some of the fastest in the world....
12 Jul, 2024 Can a “flying piano” surf? By Kyle Arndt It sounds rather fantastical but an airborne surfing “flying piano” relates to an innovation that is hoped may revolutionise the air...
09 Jul, 2024 Extreme E Racing Takes on Hydrogen By Robert Carpmael Extreme E Racing is a class of motorsport involving male and female drivers taking on extreme off-road circuits built out in the desert....