Turning Big Ideas into Big Business – IP and Commercialisation
Picture this – you’re an inventor who’s come up with an idea you know is going to change the world and make you rich. You’ve put together a great prototype …
Explore today’s big ideas through the lens of the IP specialists who work with inventors and innovators to bring their ideas to reality. Hosted by broadcaster, author, and former IP lawyer Lisa Leong, each episode is a conversation about a global trend or an industry with global impact. Guests will share first-hand insights on what’s involved in turning an idea into a commercial reality, in particular how to protect an inventors’ IP, and what current trends can tell us about what we can expect from future innovation.
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Picture this – you’re an inventor who’s come up with an idea you know is going to change the world and make you rich. You’ve put together a great prototype …
We explore the IP of indigenous knowledge and cultural expression, and the tools in place that can help protect it while ensuring that indigenous communities retain control over their heritage.
One of the most costly trade mark infringements that commercial businesses face is the “dupe”, “fake” or “fraud” – duplicate, false or fraudulent products intent on poaching consumers at a …
How will the next generation of lithium-ion batteries reshape the future of sustainable energy? Lithium-ion batteries are the powerhouse behind electric vehicles (EVs), and as EVs become more popular, so …
How are you feeling about your reliance on technology, with all the news about AI, cyber-breaches and online scams? In this episode of From Idea To Intellectual Property, we plunge …
When we think about intellectual property assets, trade secrets don’t typically make their way into the conversation, with more attention lent to well-recognised assets like patents and trade marks. However, …
When developing an IP strategy, considering which regions to acquire IP protection is a vital step in ensuring a product or invention is secure. China boasts a prominent and innovative …
This episode looks at the ways businesses use AI for the benefit of their customers, and the IP considerations practitioners must think about when businesses implement AI systems.
Quantum computing has quickly entered the mainstream, becoming a ubiquitous term used by technologists and non-technologists alike. But is it just a fad or a technological revolution that could alter …
Shear Edge Managing Director Logan Williams recognised an issue in the oversaturation of waste in the wool and plastic industries. His solution resulted in the world’s first woolen kayak, made …
“The internet? That will never catch on!” It’s been said before and will be said again, of the ideas that will change the world. What makes one idea fly and …
“The internet? That will never catch on!” It’s been said before and will be said again, of the ideas that will change the world. What makes one idea fly and …
Plant breeding is often a time and resource-heavy activity, so it is important that breeders can achieve a return on their efforts. Plant variety rights (PVRs) or plant breeder’s rights …
The untapped potential for innovation in the Femtech space is huge. Spanning all areas that affect a woman’s physical and emotional wellbeing, Femtech start-ups are thinking big about IP.
Solving problems sustainably is a booming industry, and bringing these ideas into the wider world is a complex jigsaw, a key piece of which is the protection offered to new inventors by patents.
Scientists commenced mapping the human genome in 1990, and while we’ve come a long way since then, we’re really only just starting out on the journey of using genetic material to solve problems in medicine, manufacturing and agriculture.
Roger Federer has won USD130m in prize money, but it’s the IP in his brand that’s really built his empire – his 10 year contract with Uniqlo is worth $300m …
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