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Saturday, 30 November 2019

Google Gets Patent from India

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Google, the most used web search engine, has recently received a patent from India for its technology that emphasizes monitoring the quality of food within the containers by using sensors. This technology cannot just showcase the food quality condition in real-time but also store data for analysis. Besides, it can inform the user that the food quality is not good by triggering the alarm.
Google had filed the Patent Application for “System and method for monitoring food,” which is associated with systems and methods for observing and controlling conditions that influence the quality of food being served, in 2007.
The specifications provided by the firm to the Patent Office explained that based on conditions like temperature, elapsed time, etc., that affect the quality and safety of food, several models of monitoring systems are formulated to be incorporated with different sorts of food containers and sensors on them. For instance, temperature probes can give out information about the temperature of the receptacles and food being served.
The monitoring system can use the information related to temperature in conjunction with elapsed time statistics in many ways. The monitored data cannot just be displayed in real-time but also be stored for subsequent analysis. Moreover, the data can be used to trigger indicators such as alarm in detrimental conditions related to food-serving.
The technology will also take care of the food in cafeterias, buffets, and other places where these eatable items are brought out in large quantities and stored for some time in containers, with facilities to keep the cold food articles cold and warm food articles warm. Nevertheless, there is a time limit for which the food items can be kept outside without impacting the quality.
In the patent application, the applicant said that there are no reliable tools by which the food providers and regulators can track the food’s environmental aspects like humidity, temperature, etc., no matter whether the item is in storage or on a serving line. For example – neither inspectors nor customers can tell how old a food item is or how long it has been on a serving line. Hence, there is a crucial need for reform in the way food items are often being stored or served. In particular, an improved method of monitoring circumstances that can influence the quality and safety of food is the need of the hour.
This new invention by Google focuses on a method that emphasizes fixing several sensors like humidity, temperature, chemical, biological, and visual sensors. These sensors are then connected to an indicator employing a wireless transmitter or alarm to alert if the condition of the food is affected.
With this patent, it is expected that Google will soon provide the technology that would assist the world in preserving the quality and safety of the food items. Nonetheless, as the details are a bit limited, no one can tell the exact date when this amazing technological gift will come into the light. For more visit: https://www.kashishipr.com/ 

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Friday, 29 November 2019

Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) Chief to Head WIPO


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The chief executive of the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) – Daren Tang – has recently been put up for the position of director-general of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
WIPO is one of the fifteen dedicated agencies under the United Nations and was created to encourage creative activities as well as promote the protection of Intellectual Property (IP) throughout the world. Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, this agency oversees 192 member states and 26 international treaties associated with the Intellectual Property Protection.
By now, Mr. Tang has headed IPOS, a statutory board under the Ministry of Law, after taking over the responsibilities from Mr. Tan Yih San in 2015. Currently, he chairs the standing committee on copyright and other related rights at WIPO.
Australian Francis Gurry, the current director-general of WIPO, has held the position since 2008, managing the organization for two-six year terms. Now, as Mr.Gurry’s current head would be going to end on 30th September 2020, a circular by the chairperson of the WIPO coordination committee on September 30 this year was sent to all member states. The circular aimed at inviting the member states to nominate one of their citizens as a candidate for the position of director-general by December 30 this year.
If we talk about the WIPO coordination committee, it has to nominate a candidate for the same position by early March 2020. However, the appointment of the person to the post by the general assembly is scheduled to be held by May next year.
In a Facebook post on November 13, 2019, Ambassador-at-Large Tommy Koh revealed, ‘he that’s day afternoon had introduced Mr. Tang to the diplomatic corps.’ In his post, the Singaporean international professor, lawyer, and diplomat noted that Mr. Tang was a member of a team, negotiated the US-Singapore Free Trade Agreement. Besides, he was a member of the committees/organizations, settled the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Professor Koh said that as a Singaporean, Mr. Tang would prove to be an excellent broker and bridge builder amid the east and the west and between the north and the south. He added that Mr. Tang, during his tenure, had modified IPOS into a remarkable innovation agency and Singapore undoubtedly is recognized as possessing “the best IP regime in Asia and one of the best worldwide.”
In October this year, Singapore ranked 1st in Asia and 4th in the International Property Index, an annual ranking provided by the US-based Property Rights Alliance (PRA) that emphasizes the strength of laws focusing on the protection of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs).
Well, it’s just a nomination. The final result, which would be based on decisions by many, including the WIPO coordination committee, the general assembly, and more, has yet to come.  For more visit: https://www.kashishipr.com/ 

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