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What? How can they patent the wheel??? (The pdf didn’t want to load for me)
As an ex-electronics engineer, I’m very familiar with magic smoke. Silicon chips are so full of it, it was always a battle keeping it contained 🙂
It was a new type of patent called an innovation patent, I’m sure he did it to show how the system could be rorted. As far as I can tell they are granted automatically, but you can’t sue anyone for infringement or threaten them unless you have your invention examined. At which point this one would fail miserably!
I think it’s a cheaper way for people to protect things they are working on.
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