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An industrial design right is an intellectual property right that protects the visual design of objects. It consists of the creation of a shape, configuration or composition of pattern or color, or combination of pattern and color in three-dimensional form containing aesthetic value. Our service offers search and checks similar design patterns in our database.

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This service will be most appreciated by design owners and entities that plan to register industrial and other designs
Each design is taxonomized based on Locarno's classification for better registration industrial designs. Our service verifies each new design and its classification and then compares the specific features and characteristics of the design with the customer's design. Automatic verification is performed using Vision ML and looks for elements of similarity between designs. This makes it possible to identify copycats or imitations.
Yes of course. Thanks to the service, you can avoid possible objections in the design registration process. It will help you avoid using the design features of one of the other owners of industrial design.
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News

  • Signa Holding's Bankruptcy: A Ripple Effect Across Europe's Property Market


    Signa Holding's Bankruptcy: A Ripple Effect Across Europe's Property Market

    The bankruptcy of Austrian real estate titan Signa Holding has sent shockwaves across Europe, marking a significant downturn in the continent's property market, exacerbated by rising interest rates. After a futile attempt to secure new financing, Signa declared insolvency last week, unable to maintain liquidity for an out-of-court restructuring. This financial collapse has now engulfed its subsidiaries in Frankfurt and Munich, both of which have sought protection from the Berlin court. Signa, renowned for its extensive portfolio of commercial properties in Germany and Austria, faces a major setback with the halting of its ambitious 245-metre-high Elbtower project in Hamburg. The group, which flourished during a period of low interest rates, has found itself grappling with the real estate sector's challenges post-Ukraine war, including escalated construction and energy costs, compounded by soaring interest rates. This development not only underscores the vulnerabilities of the real estate market in times of economic and geopolitical turmoil but also signals a critical juncture for the European property sector at large. The chart below shows the overall class distribution of Signa Holding trademarks.


    07/12/2023

  • EU's €1.2 Billion Push to Bolster Cloud Services and Challenge US Dominance


    EU's €1.2 Billion Push to Bolster Cloud Services and Challenge US Dominance

    In a significant move to amplify its presence in the global cloud services market, the European Commission has greenlit a substantial €1.2 billion state aid package, aiming to elevate European businesses in a sector largely dominated by US giants. This initiative, dubbed 'IPCEI Next Generation Cloud Infrastructure and Services,' emerges as a collaborative effort from France, Germany, Italy, Hungary, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain, combining €1.2 billion in public funds with an anticipated €1.4 billion in private investments. IPCEI, representing major projects of common European interest, converges research, financial resources, and industry expertise to foster EU's economic growth and global competitiveness. Brussels, having previously sanctioned six projects in areas like batteries, hydrogen, and communications technologies, now adds cloud technology to this expanding portfolio. The project involves 19 companies, including European tech leaders like Atos, Orange, and Deutsche Telekom, poised to contend with the US cloud service triumvirate of Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. The chart below illustrates the share of Class 42 with subclasses for cloud computing in the overall trademark portfolios of the mentioned companies.


    05/12/2023

  • An update to our design & design patterns report is now available

      To access it, please log in to your account and go to the "Design" section. If you're not registered yet, simply sign up with your reference number.


    04/12/2023