Emerging & Hi-Tech

Inventions

Developments at the forefront of computing and physics are driving disruptive hi-tech innovation in fields such as artificial intelligence, robotics, healthcare, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things. These developments promise to transform our daily lives so the manner in which they are commercialised is important.

Many of our patent attorneys have physics degrees at masters and postgraduate level. This means we have a strong intellectual foundation from which we can work with clients operating at the forefront of innovation in these high-tech areas. We have a proven track record of providing expert IP advice and performing high quality work in the fields of computing and physics.

Our experience, intellectual capability and IP expertise enables us to contribute significantly to the IP protection strategies of a wide range of clients. Our clients in this field range from start-ups looking to build a portfolio, to global corporations, all of whom value our judgement and skill. The large size of our team means we have direct expertise in a vast range of technologies and can work with you to provide strong IP protection.

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Special Report

Software Inventions: UKIPO and EPO approaches to patent eligibility

It is well-known that it can be challenging to obtain patent protection for inventions relating to software in Europe. Indeed, it is common for software developers to assume that European patent protection is not available for their innovations

In this report we take a close look at whether the European Patent Office (“EPO”) and the UK Intellectual Property Office (“UKIPO”) handle software inventions differently. We also reveal some strategic insights that we think will be of benefit to companies seeking patent protection for software inventions in the UK and Europe.

Read our latest blogs

Taking Control: The Future of Prosthetic Device Control and the Role of IP

Taking Control: The Future of Prosthetic Device Control and the Role of IP

by Andrew Mears

In our previous article, we explored the importance of prosthetic fit and the innovative ways designers are meeting those challenges. In this article, we turn our attention to another critical area ...

Can wearable devices help public health?

Can wearable devices help public health?

by John Addiss

It is estimated that between 33% and 50% of UK adults own a wearable device such as a smartwatch. No longer just flashy fitness accessories, they’re becoming an important part of the public health ...

Guardians of the Deep: Innovations in Monitoring and Protecting Seabed Infrastructure

Guardians of the Deep: Innovations in Monitoring and Protecting Seabed Infrastructure

by Darena Slavova

Beneath the surface of the world's oceans lies a vast and essential network of infrastructure that powers modern life.

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FORWARD MAGAZINE

Mewburn Ellis Forward is a biannual publication that celebrates the best of innovation and exploration. Through its pages we hope to inform and entertain, but also to encourage discussion about the most compelling developments taking place in the scientific and entrepreneurial world. Along the way, we’ll engage with the IP challenges that international organisations face every day.