Wearable technology: intellectual property and contractual considerations | Practical Law

Wearable technology: intellectual property and contractual considerations | Practical Law

Wearable technology is no longer reserved for those of a technological inclination; fitness trackers and smart watches now adorn the wrists of many, while articles about wearable technology litter fashion publications and technology magazines alike. Companies that are planning to bring an item of wearable technology to the market should focus, in particular, on intellectual property and contractual considerations.

Wearable technology: intellectual property and contractual considerations

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Wearable technology: intellectual property and contractual considerations

by Sabrina Tozzi and Keo Shaw, Baker & McKenzie LLP
Published on 26 Nov 2015United Kingdom
Wearable technology is no longer reserved for those of a technological inclination; fitness trackers and smart watches now adorn the wrists of many, while articles about wearable technology litter fashion publications and technology magazines alike. Companies that are planning to bring an item of wearable technology to the market should focus, in particular, on intellectual property and contractual considerations.