Posted on January 23rd, 2008 by Editor
While putting together my previous post “Russian patent holders to watch Nanoproducts closely“, I browsed the source of that post and came across an interesting bit of news - there was another “Ideal keyboard” patented in Russia (Optimus being the first, if memory serves - [video]).
In the keyboard the following innovations are realized:
1. Rotated blocks [...]
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Posted on January 10th, 2008 by Editor
Q2: What is your fee to get from you AC# (USSR Author’s Certificate) if I have Application number, name & date.
A2: If this USSR author’s cerificate is available through Russian patent office database, it will cost you $29.50
However, it might be classified - in this case it will depend on accessability of certain [...]
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Posted on January 10th, 2008 by Editor
I decided to start posting in our blog some questions we receive from potential customers (and answers, too). Hopefully, you might find use of it.
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Q1:
I am looking for blueprints to a USSR pistol that may have been patented. It is called “Pistolet Voevodina”. A photo of the firearm appears here:
http://ns.sitecity.ru/fimages/t/taina/storage/ltext_0312220948.p_0312225018.1.jpg
Would it be possible [...]
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