IPmart’s technology perspective
The discussion of Canadian Innovation and Intellectual Property (IP) is ongoing. The goals are lofty and admirable: spurring-on innovation; inspiring inventors; improving patent [...]
Category Archives: patent
flaming grapes revisited
One can not really predict where fundamental research will start or where it will finish. [...]
real life IP, technology and patent reviews
Discussions around the innovation economy and Intellectual Property (IP) are trending and ongoing. In Canada the discussion usually touches on a shift to [...]
technology or patents – which is it?
Recently, “ned” was asked why we tweet so much about IP. Was this a new focus? Was ned leaving their technology roots? No, ned's [...]
solar turbines – Part II – another spin
From Part I, “A solar turbine converts the infrared component of solar energy into rotational energy, which, in turn, is converted into electricity.” [...]
three whats: what is technology? what is tech? what is deep tech?
Years ago it was simple: there was science and there was technology. Science was associated with an understanding of the world, and technology [...]
BDC’s $160-million fund and IP understanding
BDC launched a $160-million initiative to support Canadian Intellectual Property (IP) development. It is a bold move that attracted considerable attention from the [...]
part three: perception
The discussion of Canadian Innovation and Intellectual Property (IP) is ongoing. The goals are lofty and admirable: spurring-on innovation; inspiring inventors; improving patent [...]
part two: Made in Canada
“Made in Canada” makes one think of someone at a mall, checking the label of the thing they want to buy. Does this [...]