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

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

Lolle & Nielsen Inventions owns a lot of products, projects and patents, but after inventing the Upclimber-system, we decided to give the system it's own company. This is our thoughts on why. 11th May 2016 was the day, we created the first company within Lolle & Nielsen Inventions: Upclimber ApS. The new company owns the Upclimber-system - a system that installs windows faster and easier, and at the same time improves the working environment for the workers. The electric Upcl