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his Apple patent reveals a compact mic-in-speaker design that places the microphone in the front volume to capture true in-ear sound. The result is clearer audio, stronger active noise cancellation, and a slimmer, more efficient assembly for next-generation wearables.
Otsuka vs. Sun Pharma reshapes Australian patent term extension rules for pharmaceutical formulations. The Full Court limits PTE to active ingredients per se, leaving controlled‑release aripiprazole depot products outside the extension regime and impacting lifecycle strategies.
Seagen vs. Daiichi Sankyo marks a major setback for broad biologics genus claims as the Federal Circuit overturned Seagen’s $41.8M jury verdict, invalidating US10808039B2 for lack of written description and enablement under the post Amgen v. Sanofi standard.
Apple Patent for Crash Detection outlines how AI-driven sensor fusion, sound detection, GPS data, and barometric pressure combine to identify severe car crashes and trigger automatic SOS workflows across Apple devices.
Samsung vs. Oura highlights a fast-escalating smart ring patent battle shaping the future of wearable technology. Samsung’s latest Texas lawsuit against Oura adds pressure as both companies defend key sensor, battery, and hardware innovations that define the emerging smart-ring market.
The PCSK9 Patent dispute saw a landmark UPC ruling that reinstated Amgen’s antibody patent, clarified core principles on inventive step, sufficiency, and claim interpretation, and strengthened legal certainty for innovators developing advanced biologic therapies across the European pharmaceutical & biopharmaceutical landscape.
A visual breakdown of the BMW R 1300 GS, comparing the production bike to its patent design from matrix LED headlight to GS Flyline and chassis.
The ultrahuman smart ring is redefining the future of wearable technology with a breakthrough innovation that tackles one of the most persistent limitations of compact devices loss of tracking once the battery dies. As smart rings become smaller and smarter, traditional GPS or Bluetooth based tracking systems fail the moment power runs out.
Apple patent for avatar technology introduces a real-time system that mirrors users’ facial movements to create natural, expressive digital avatars. By enhancing realism, reducing manual controls, and improving efficiency, this innovation transforms virtual communication across video conferencing, gaming, social media, and immersive digital environments.
This case highlights how the exenatide patent filed by Amylin Pharmaceuticals led to a detailed examination of inventive step, therapeutic efficacy, and Section 3(d) objections, culminating in a significant Delhi High Court judgment in Nov. 2025
