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ARTICLE · 02 MARCH 2023

Drones And IP: Where And Why Are They Taking Off?

Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP
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"When a company wants to start commercialising drone technology, the patent landscape can be thought of as a minefield."

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"When a company wants to start commercialising drone technology, the patent landscape can be thought of as a minefield."

Drone technology has taken to the skies over the past twenty years in multiple areas—from applications to the military.

It seems like everyone wants their piece of the skies including meal delivery companies, insurance agencies, tech companies, and retailers.

Recently, drones have reshaped modern warfare, as shown in the war in Ukraine. Rather than risking ground troops for reconnaissance, drones are sent in their place. Drones can also be used to identify targets and guide artillery. Ukraine and Russia are leaning on both robust military drones and even commercial drones that ordinary consumers can purchase online.

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