The process of getting a patent is both long and expensive - which is a really good reason to make the process work for you rather than against you. Here's our thoughts on how you do just that by aligning the process with your development When applying for a patent there are three essential moments, you should make sure is aligned with the development of the product: 1: Before applying you should make sure, the product you're trying to patent is in sync with your potential cu

We are dependent on patents, which makes us keep an eye on the patent world. Here are four key finding from our most recent research There has recently been some debate about patents on the Danish startup scene - are patents good or bad for innovation? It's no secret that we're pro patents, as we see them as a valuable way to protect our assets. The debate nevertheless made us ask ourselves, if we had overlooked something. We recently spend some time researching the state of

The urge to start making a product or solution can be hard to resist, but ideally the first step should always be to make sure the product isn't already made and patented. For that reason we'll share the "Prior Art Search For Dummies" we use ourselves, when we want to check if we have freedom to operate. We all get those light-bulp moments, where an idea strikes and a new solution all of a sudden seems obvious, and when you stand there in the middle of doing laundry it's easy

Some accuse patents of opposing innovation and entrepreneurship. Others think every startup should remember to apply for patents. We have been getting patents for our inventions ever since we founded the company, and in this post we will explain why. Patents seems to be a subject that's always up for debate. Recently Vice Chairman from Danish Entrepreneurs Association Jonathan Løw stated, that the it-giants "patent regime" is damaging innovation and entrepreneurship, while th