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EU - From Lab to Market - Successful Technology Transfer Journeys - Case: OXEON RECORDING

After the kick off on 19 May, this is now the first concrete case of our successful technology transfer ventures. This event series is jointly organised by the EPO Academy and the European IP Helpdesk.

Each case study provides key takeaways for stakeholders in universities, other public research organisations and businesses. Overall, they demonstrate the importance of patents for technology transfer to start-ups, spin-offs and established companies.

  • intellectual property | technology transfer | textile industry
  • Tuesday 7 June 2022, 10:30 - 12:00 (CEST)
  • Live streaming available

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  • 26 APRIL 2022
Textile for the Extreme - EPO case OXEON
English
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Practical information

When
Tuesday 7 June 2022, 10:30 - 12:00 (CEST)
Languages
English
Organisers
European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency
Number of seats
1000 Participants
Entrance fee
This Webinar is offered free of charge

Description

Time: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm (CET – Central European Time UTC +1) - the webinar session will open 15 minutes before the official start

Host: European IP Helpdesk and EPO Academy

Expert: Bowman Heiden, Co-Director of the Center for Intellectual Property (CIP), University of Gothenburg

Moderator: Stephanie Weber, Communication Manager, European IP Helpdesk

Level of Expertise: Intermediate

Case: OXEON

A new weaving method using composite material was the basis for the foundation of Swedish start-up Oxeon. IP rights for the technology helped to attract private investment. Oxeon also benefitted from business support from the Chalmers University of Technology entrepreneurship centre. This combination of private ownership and public innovation support led to the commercialisation of innovative textiles in the sports, industrial and aerospace sectors and the licensing of the weaving technology.

Textile for the extreme

  • Combining private commercial mechanisms with informal university support can form a valuable public-private partnership for effective and efficient technology transfer.
  • Capturing niche markets to build sales and brand awareness is a useful entry into larger markets with higher entry barriers.
  • Involving top managers and inventors in the patent portfolio building process is vital to the strategic relevance of patent protection.
  • Consider patenting further along the value chain, and protecting applications of a technology close to the consumer market, to increase the scope of patent protection and build a comprehensive control position.

Fee: The webinar will be offered free of charge.

Assistance: For any technical assistance or questions, please contact the training team at: trainingatiprhelpdesk [dot] eu (training[at]iprhelpdesk[dot]eu)

     

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