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Last year, Sawyer Sparks, 23, turned down a $ 500,000 offer from Hasbro, maker of Play - Doh, to license his patented gluten - free modeling clay, called Soy - Yer Dough (that's blueberry blue, above).

There are few faster or more profitable ways to grow your business than by licensing patents, trademarks, copyrights, designs, and other intellectual property to others.

Electronics manufacturers, especially mobile device makers, license patented technologies from each other all the time, for a fee.

Following news that Nokia settled its patent litigation with Apple, which is now licensing patents from its rival, analysts quickly moved to figure out the revenue impact.

Part Three — The process to sell or license your patent to companies; how to value a patent; creating a Product Proposal to put your invention into the language companies understand; methods to find companies and techniques to contact them; an explanation of license agreement terms; negotiation strategies to a great deal; and how to use agents or consultants.

MicroVision's business model and product line offering includes display and sensing engines, licensing its patented technology and selling components to licensees for incorporation into their scanning engines.

Water brands can license the patented technology, keep their existing familiar bottle design, and let consumers turn their empties into practical items like tables, toys and storage cubes.

No prayer of proving when he invented the thing,» says McLaughlin, who licenses patents on display technologies for Fergason Patent Properties in Menlo Park, California.

When a company licenses the patent from a university, the co-inventor named on that patent will earn royalties (shared among university, department, and inventors).

Rutgers has thus far licensed the patented CMA technology non-exclusively, and it is marketed as a tunable matrix substrate and a bioink.

Divvying up royalties for a licensed patent, for example, can cause things to get nasty in a hurry.

Company A can own the patent and license it to company B. Because the only asset for company A is the patent, and the only purpose for company A is to earn money licensing the patent, chances are it's not going to go bankrupt: It has no costs, and no creditors.

DxNow, Inc., a Gaithersburg, Md. - based company that develops advanced microfluidic and imaging technologies, licensed the patent for SPARTAN from WPI and Stanford last September.

VPL is to license its patents to Japanese companies in return for adoption of its standards, says Lanier.

And he admits that the libertarians who backed his candidacy for an open seat, including former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul and his son, Senator Rand Paul (R - KY), would probably be uncomfortable with the fact that he receives a check every year from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for royalties from licensing a patent based on work for his undergraduate thesis.

Illumina licenses patents on an Msp system from the University of Washington, Seattle, and the University of Alabama, Birmingham, and claimed that Oxford Nanopore's sequencers infringed those patents.

Our exclusively licensed patents and patent applications are directed to key elements of TCP, which, we believe, differentiate our position in the industry.

One outcome is that HowAboutWe sues Match for a lot of money, settles for a few million and licenses their patent to Match.

Mitsubishi Motors develops breakthrough Silent Shaft engine technology and licenses the patents to Porsche, Saab and Fiat.

Many of his competitors license his patented technologies.

After all, why shut down an extremely popular patent - infringing product, when you could instead perhaps get a cut of every unit sold, by licensing your patent?

A newly launched Web site, LegalForce, offers an online «marketplace» for buying, selling and licensing patents.

Holders of patents used in these standards have to disclose those patents to the SSO and undertake to license the patent on what is known as FRAND terms (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory) to all the companies creating a standard.

Then the company could refuse to license the patent to its competitors, thus raising its rivals» cost of doing business.

The German court asked the CJEU whether the SEP owner who had undertaken to a SSO to license its patents on FRAND terms, can use these remedies (above) against a defendant willing to negotiate a license fee without abusing its position of dominance in breach of Article 102.

For example, in a claim for breach of a patent license, the patentee / licensor is required to prove that the licensee's product was covered by the licensed patent.

Several sources have said likely bidders also include Sweden's Ericsson and U.S. - based RPX Corp, which licenses patents on behalf of member clients for a fee.

Step Four: Join a law firm or series of firms that would provide training in all aspects of IP law — writing and prosecuting patent applications to issue, licensing those patents with agreements that protect the IP in a good business deal, and substantive, procedural and psychological aspects of IP litigation.

Despite finding that eBay infringed MercExchange's patents (which were considered valid), MercExchange was denied an injunction by the first instance, a district court which argued that MercExchange was willing to license those patents (in other words, only after some license fees) and, very importantly, was not «practicing the patents» commercially.

When it comes to protecting intellectual property, our attorneys prepare and prosecute patent and trademark applications; license patents, trademarks and technology; analyze trademarks and copyright infringements; and conduct intellectual property audits and due diligence reviews.

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Your lawyers would argue that Lodsys is willing to license the patent at a 0.575 % rate and that your revenues are low, so damages should be small, but none of that is a legal limit for the court.

Fifty years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a patent license agreement that requires the licensee to pay royalties after the expiration of the licensed patent is unlawful per se, because such payments effectively extend the patent monopoly beyond the statutory term and prevent the invention from becoming part...

«We are delighted to see the Commissioner giving such a clear message that companies simply must license patents on the FRAND terms that they have committed to.

Such entities may include universities licensing patents developed by university research, companies focused on licensing patents they developed, or companies that buy patents from others for the purposes of asserting the patents for profit.

We work with clients to navigate licenses and other agreements with third parties and examine potential claims by others that could affect the validity, enforceability or scope of a licensed patent.

Starting a company big enough to produce and market a physical product may be to hard for me to accomplish but going around to companies already in the industry trying to sell or license my patent should be an option.

The only way an inventor can miniaturize their patent is to sell it to an entity that understands how to license the patents.

Folks receiving these misleading demand letters sometimes settle immediately by licensing the patents they supposedly infringe, especially when the other apparent option is to engage in a multi-million dollar lawsuit.

Other Entity = Universities / Non-Profits / Government / Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) NPE (Patent Assertion Entities) = Entity whose primary activity is licensing patents and acquired most of its patents from another entity NPE (Small Company) = Entity whose original activity was providing products and services, but now is primarily focused on monetizing its own patent portfolio.

Some options for the inventor at this point: a) seek funding from investors with patent in hand (guaranteeing a spot in the market with «Invention X») and use funding to create product, b) sell or license the patent to those who actually would use the invention in their product (s), or c) do whatever the inventor sees fit with their granted IP.

Specifically, we've urged universities to sign a Public Interest Patent Pledge not to sell or exclusively license patents to patent assertion entities, also known as patent trolls.

Shipping & Transit sends out letters accusing businesses of patent infringement and demanding thousands of dollars to license the patents or settle the matter.

Along with a coalition of users» rights organizations, EFF recently launched a campaign asking universities to sign a pledge that they won't sell or license patents to trolls.

The company is also being sued in India by Swedish telecoms supplier Ericsson, which has accused Xiaomi of not licensing its patents.

As exclusive owner of that patented technology, only Boston University and those who have licensed our patent can make, use, or sell products containing that technology.

Similarly, by some estimates the average smartphone leverages more than 200,000 active patents from more than 30,000 patent holders, the largest being a handful of companies like Qualcomm, Ericsson, and Nokia, all of which have been willing to license their patents to all smartphone OEMs.

«In terms of whether Microsoft has sold patents as a part of other IP or business collab deals in the past - from time to time, Microsoft transfers patents as part of IP and strategic business collaboration deals, also regularly buying and licensing patents from third parties.»

In our comment, we mention that several universities have acknowledged the problem of universities licensing patents to trolls.

In addition, many companies, especially small businesses, preferred to license patents of questionable validity rather than risk litigation.