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The new WIPO ST.26 Standard promises a more efficient, harmonized, and automatic process for Sequence Listing where not a bit of information is left behind. But, how is all this translated?

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) borned in 1967 to promote the protection of intellectual property across the world and to ensure administrative cooperation among the intellectual property organizations. Here check their history.

Knowledge and technology are expanding across the globe. Patents applications are increasingly taking place alongside the need for its translation. Why is this so important for Patent Offices and us as the General Public?

The Florentine genius, Leonardo da Vinci, designed numerous inventions throughout his life, some of which we use today. Patents did not yet exist in his time and to protect his inventions, Da Vinci wrote his notes backwards to make them difficult to read and to prevent them from being copied.

Patents and Brands are integrated within the concept of Industrial Property and refer to a right granted by a State to use something exclusively for a specified period of time. The patent protects a novel technology or invention while the brand protects products or services that already exist, but that seek to differentiate themselves from others.

Recently Microsoft registered a Patent with which you can improve the artificial intelligence behind a chatbot and make the answers not generic but based on the personality of a specific person.