Perspective
Dec. 12, 2014
Eyeing the intellectual property of wearable tech
Intellectual property strategies for wearables encompass approaching the devices from all sides: considering IP inside and outside for each component, method step, functionality, appearance and content. By Rod S. Berman and Alexandra Jia
The 21st century has brought a new term to consumers and cadres of manufacturers and lawyers: wearable technology. But technology that is worn has been around for a long time - consider wristwatches and eyeglasses.
Today's wearables take many forms. One example is Google Glass, an Internet-connected wearable eyepiece that includes a screen to visualize images and voice activated technology. Glass has recently been ...
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