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ARTICLE · 26 NOVEMBER 2021

Take Your IP On Your Innovation Journey

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I was incredibly pleased to see news of innovation success story Novosound's recent business wins.

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I was incredibly pleased to see news of innovation success story Novosound's recent business wins.  Novosound are a great example of using innovation to not only support the launch of a business but to continue to grow, adapt and seek out new markets.  Notably, their industrial ultrasound sensor products include the Kelpie sensor that has the flexibility to conform to a range of shapes, the Belenus for use at high temperatures, and the cloud-based Nebula that securely stores and reports data.

For innovative companies, it can be important to make sure your IP, such as your Patent and Trademark portfolio, follows you on your innovation journey, and stays relevant to your current products.  For example, we see many companies start out as hardware or device focussed and then move into software, data, digital and cloud-based services to enhance their offering.  Whilst it is commonly understood that Patents can be used to cover physical products, in many instances

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