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In this case study, we explore how a strategic approach to intellectual property can help research-based start-ups transform scientific breakthroughs into commercially successful innovations.
This fact sheet aims to provide a clear understanding of how artificial intelligence (AI) and intellectual property (IP) interact, how this interaction is governed in the EU, and what both AI tools developers and their users need to know in terms of IP protection and management of AI.
This Bulletin explores the growing role of intellectual assets within innovation ecosystems and their importance in supporting effective knowledge valorisation.
This Intellectual Property Licensing Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into on this
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Useful document (In Brazilian and English)
Useful document (In Brazilian and English)
From the streets to the stadium, football has evolved through innovation and is protected by intellectual property. Discover how technology—and the ideas behind it—are transforming the game we love.
Intellectual property (IP) rights and standardisation are closely interconnected, forming a complex but mutually reinforcing relationship that supports both the creation of innovation and its widespread dissemination. This infographic outlines the key aspects between IP and standardisation.
In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has become a part of the tools that European and SMP SMEs use every day, from recommendation engines and chatbots to computer vision quality control and generative systems that draft or illustrate content.
In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has become a part of the tools that European and SMP SMEs use every day, from recommendation engines and chatbots to computer vision quality control and generative systems that draft or illustrate content.