Innovation Council released a statement at the WIPO Standing Committee on the Law of Patents highlighting how SEPs licensing, as part of a commitment to standardize development organizations, plays as a major success from a tech transfer perspective.
In the field of cellular technology, it has led to accessible, affordable connectivity in devices to achieve pressing societal challenges and SDGs. It also helps provide information and evidence for SMEs and other stakeholders so they can be empowered to make informed decisions for their R&D and commercialization, alongside having options for dispute resolution and litigation.
See here for our full statement.