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Airbus' Marco Prampolini and Yohann Coraboeuf have been granted a US patent for an "ultra-rapid air vehicle" designed to fly at 20 km (12.4 mi) higher than conventional aircraft and over four times the speed of sound – twice the speed of Concorde.
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Honda's much-delayed NSX and tiny S660 have this year marked the firm’s first venture back into the world of mid-engined cars since the first-generation NSX and Beat of the 1990s – and these patents hint that there may be more to come.
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Tesla grabbed the attention of the electric vehicle industry when it opened up its patents last year, and now it looks like this apparent altruism is inspiring others to follow suit. Ford has now opened up its EV patents to its competitors, though unlike Tesla's they won't come free of charge.
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There’s been no secret that Maserati is working on an SUV derived from the Kubang concept of 2011 and now patent drawings that provide the first glimpse of the production car’s styling have surfaced.
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Any doubts that the era of the electric car is truly upon us were dispelled at the VW Group’s annual media conference when the firm revealed plans for electric-powered machines across its brands – including the first all-electric Porsche models. So which direction might an electric Porsche take?
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The weird and wonderful world of Disney may be about to get a little more weird and wonderful with the company filing three patents suggesting it may intend to deploy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to control giant marionettes and suspend floating displays in its future theme park shows.
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Medicine Patent Pool and pharmaceutical company Gilead have agreed to produce a generic version of a new HIV treatment drug to made available in 112 developing and middle income countries.
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Tesla Motors placed its patents on EV technology firmly in open-source territory today with its announcement that it would not initiate lawsuits against those who use its technology in good faith as part of its mission to further the pace of EV development.
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A new patent has surfaced from Apple that locks down smart earbuds. The device, if it ever comes into existence, will be able to track metrics like temperature, heart rate, movement, and more.
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Is the US Supreme Court's ruling that human genes cannot be patented a landmark decision or a side issue?
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A USPTO patent has been revealed, shedding some light of the possible future of Apple's popular iPhone handset.
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Apple has filed a U.S. patent application for a protective mechanism that would "selectively alter a center of mass of" an electronic device to protect vulnerable areas of a dropped iPhone.
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