Robotics
ROBODOC(R) Announces Patent Cross Licensing Agreement With IBM
Published in Law and Health Weekly, March 22nd, 2008
In addition to its current surgical robotics patents, this agreement gives ROBODOC, access to more than 40,000 patents in IBM'S Global Portfolio and particularly, IBM's surgical robotics patents.
Dan Cerutti, IBM's general manager of intellectual property, said, "IBM enjoys a reputation of innovation and invention for technologies related to computer-assisted medicine and surgery. We are pleased to share our innovations in these areas through patent cross...
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