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NASA Makes Dozens Of Patents Free For Use
In a move that could immensely benefit private space technology companies, NASA has released 56 formerly patented agency technologies into the public domain, making its government-developed technologies freely available for unrestricted commercial use.
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Nasa Releases Dozens of Patents Into the Public Domain
"By releasing this collection into the public domain, we are encouraging entrepreneurs to explore new ways to commercialise Nasa technologies."
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NASA is Opening Up Hundreds of Patents to Inventors, For Free
From the memory foam in your mattress to the advanced alloys in your tennis racquet, NASA is behind some of the biggest technological advances of our time. Now, the space agency is giving other inventors the chance to build on those by letting them use its patents - for free.
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NASA Makes Dozens Of Patents Free For Use
In a move that could immensely benefit private space technology companies, NASA has released 56 formerly patented agency technologies into the public domain, making its government-developed technologies freely available for unrestricted commercial use.
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Nasa Releases Dozens of Patents Into the Public Domain
"By releasing this collection into the public domain, we are encouraging entrepreneurs to explore new ways to commercialise Nasa technologies."
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NASA is Opening Up Hundreds of Patents to Inventors, For Free
From the memory foam in your mattress to the advanced alloys in your tennis racquet, NASA is behind some of the biggest technological advances of our time. Now, the space agency is giving other inventors the chance to build on those by letting them use its patents - for free.
