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How special is the little knife that IKEA’s adventure series “copied”?
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The part protected by patents is the one closest to the profits.
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A color-changing bolt, protected by three patents.
Is the broad generalization in patents just a ploy to confuse?
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Bike seat splits in half, crowdfunding reaches 1.2 million!
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How should a patent be written for a product that leverages basic physics?
Japan’s air chair, patented and reaping profits from both ends
A young construction worker in the U.S. became an internet sensation thanks to a single plastic buck
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Japanese spherical gears, first-ever mass production worldwide
Japanese invention of rice transplanting, linked patent protection
Internet-famous nesting doll cup, patent application in a nesting-doll style
Seemingly useless inventions, yet the patents behind them are deeply human‑centered.
Selling turf to pet owners, an American young man earns tens of millions a year
They put sushi in a paper tube and even patented the way to eat it.
A patent for opening soda cans, raising $590,000 through crowdfunding
The product’s selling points determine the type of patent.
Embedding humanities into patents is the true competitive barrier.
Inflating balloons has actually become a business!
Patents don’t just protect products; they also help screen business partners.
American mom spends two years designing hair clips and profits by reselling them on Trove.
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