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Aspects of Bio-Medical Aspects of Bio-Medical Instrumentation PatentsInstrumentation Patents Maximizing the Value of IP in Times of ChangeMaximizing the Value of IP in Times of Change

Dr. Eyal Bressler

WWW.BRESSLER.CO.IL

Bio-Medical Engineering National Student Conference

June 18, 2009 Faculty of Engineering, Tel Aviv University

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Aspects of Bio-Medical Aspects of Bio-Medical Instrumentation PatentsInstrumentation Patents

Dr. Eyal Bressler

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Bio-Medical Engineering National Student Conference

June 18, 2009 Faculty of Engineering, Tel Aviv University

Maximizing the Value of IP in Times of ChangeMaximizing the Value of IP in Times of Change

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Dr. Eyal Bressler PhD INTA, AIPPI, (Biotechnol.) LLB (Hebrew University)Dr Joe Wyse PhD (Genetics) (London University) Dr Lior Itzhaki PhD (Chem.) (Bar Ilan University)Dr. Jeremy Rutman PhD (Mater.) (Harvard, Technion Universities) Dr. Keren Hagai PhD (Mol.Bio) (Tel Aviv University)Dr Yael Uziel, Ph.D (Immuno-bio.) (London University) Eva Soller MSc (Biolo.) (Cornell University) US patent agent Dr. Michael Meyklyar PhD (Physics) (Khazan University, Weizmann Inst.)Dr.Yael Eshet MD, B.Sc. M.Sc. ( Medicine) (Tel Aviv University)Dr Smadar Bressler PhD (Phys. Chem.) (Hebrew University)Dr. Richard Schultz (Chem.) (Harvard, Berkeley Universities)Dr. Yariv Pinto PhD. (Chem.) (Hebrew University) Jessica Bressler, Adv. M.A (Oxford). LLB Eyal Shilon, Adv. LLB Liat Perl, Adv. LLB

Of counsel Prof. Raffi Goren,. James de Rothschild Professor of Horticulture (Hebrew University)

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Pat. Appl (US PCT & EP) (Priority Date)

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ICP A61B*, by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on Delphion TM

Fling Medical Devices - IsraelFling Medical Devices - Israel

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9 PCT - TotalPCT - Medical Devices

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by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on Delphion TM

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by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on Delphion TM

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by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on ILPTO

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Big MedTech & Pharma needs more Innovation to meet the drastically changing markets niche …

e.g., 510(k)- regulated disposable ambulatory materials and thus devices

by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on ILPTO

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Triadic patent families1 over GDP,2 2005

Notes: Patent counts are based on the earliest priority date, the inventor's country of residence and fractional counts.

1. Patents all applied for at the EPO, USPTO and JPO. Figures for 2005 are estimates.

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Triadic patent families per million population, 2003

Notes: Patent counts are based on the earliest priority date, the inventor's country of residence and fractional counts.

Patents all applied for at the EPO, USPTO and JPO. Figures for 2005 are estimates .

Only countries/economies with more than 20 families in 2005 are included.

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CASE STUDY

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Regi

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IP

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IL Hospital + Hebrew U JerusalemIdea – metal ware

Proof of concept

Product (Karl Strotz DE)

SALES (Sialoendoscope) FDA

EU market

Idea – LASER ware

Proof of concept

Product (Incubator IL)

SALES (Laser Surgery)

IP

CE, FDA

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Examples of FDA-categorized Examples of FDA-categorized Medical TechnologiesMedical Technologies

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24Years

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(50% of patents are dead after 10 yrs)

PMA-regulated drugs

510(K-)regulated medical devices

BEP 10 yrs

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Sep.11 Type CrisesSep.11 Type Crises

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Sep. 11 Type CrisesSep. 11 Type Crises

by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on USPTO Official Data

by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on Delphion TM

1.5%/Yr, 10%

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1930s Type Crises1930s Type Crises

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by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on USPTO Official Data

1.3%/Yr, 4%

1930s Type Crises1930s Type Crises

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Pat. Appl. (US EP PCT & JP)

Pat. Granted (US & EP)

Undifferentiated human, animal or plant cells, e.g. cell lines;

Tissues; Cultivation or maintenance thereof; Culture media therefore

IPC  C12N5* via DelphionTM database

More than 25,000 Patent Applications on Stem Cells,

About 6,000 Granted Patents (US & EP) .

*Calculated on base of Jan-June 2009

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Log Log toto Plateau Plateau

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Plateau - Coalescence Log - Expansion by Dr Eyal Bressler & Co., 2009, Based on Delphion TM

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Plateau Plateau toto Decline Decline

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CoalescenceExpansion

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Log Plateau Decline

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Follow me!Follow me!Me Too!Me Too!

Me, Not You!Me, Not You!©

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Me TooMe Too! !

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Me, Not YouMe, Not You!!

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Three ClocksThree Clocks

The Patent clock

The Business Plan clock

The R&D clock

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Patent life cyclePatent life cycle

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Dichotomy: Patent Span Dichotomy: Patent Span vsvs Costs Costs

$5,000 $7,000$25,000

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Project (RD&C) life cycleProject (RD&C) life cycle

Proof of Concept

Patent applications

Market Proof

Market research

Product FDA SALES

I n v e n t i o n

HelsinkiProduct

R&D C o m m e r c i a l i s a t i o n R&D C o m m e r c i a l i s a t i o n

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Follow me! Follow me! Innovative Research: Innovative Research: Antibiotics, Transistors, Computing meansAntibiotics, Transistors, Computing means

Me Too!Me Too!Market-oriented developmentsMarket-oriented developments: : synthesis of…, RF-comm., PCs,synthesis of…, RF-comm., PCs,

Me, Not You!Me, Not You!©

Commercial/litigation-based aspects: Commercial/litigation-based aspects: Freedom-to-operate, infringement & Freedom-to-operate, infringement & IP IP receivershipreceivership- Chap. 11., - Chap. 11.,

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Freedom-to-operateFreedom-to-operate

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Focusing on competitors/Strategic Partners’ IP for FTO lacunas

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PatentPatentMonopoly rights are granted to the owner preventing others from using the patented technology for a limited period in a specific country

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IP IP receivership / Bankruptcyreceivership / BankruptcyGeneral Motors, 16,018 US Pat., 1,742 EP Pat., 2,791 DE Pat ,.YET merely current 461 US Appl…

General Motors, Granted US Pat. (PDs)

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Connecting RConnecting R&&D (FM) to D (FM) to Commercialization (M2)Commercialization (M2)

• T0 (provisional) should cover feasible applications of the molecule• Proof of concept, reduction to practice• PCT: Cover validated moieties, backbones and applications.

Remove all other non validated aspects • Work on the removed aspects and file them separately.

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If you disclose If you disclose Me TooMe Too material in the material in the Follow MeFollow Me patent you will patent you will killkill your own your own Me TooMe Too patent patentIf you break the thread between If you break the thread between Me TooMe Too and and Follow MeFollow Me you will be you will be anticipatedanticipated by someone else! by someone else!

CommercializationCommercialization

CommercializationCommercialization

Take care not to self cannibaliseTake care not to self cannibalise! ! 30 months after T0 enter the National Phase

Marketing plan should be readyInitiation of regulatory approval process

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Connecting R&D (FM) and Comm. (M2) to Connecting R&D (FM) and Comm. (M2) to Changing Markets (IS)Changing Markets (IS)

RR&&DD

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• If you break the thread between Me Too, Follow Me to Me, Not You! you will be anticipated by someone else!

• If you disclose Me, Not You! material in either Me Too or Follow Me patents you will kill your own Me, Not You! patent

CommercializationCommercialization

CommercializationCommercialization

Take care not to self cannibaliseTake care not to self cannibalise! !

SurviveSurvive

SurviveSurvive

• 3rd or 4th generation IP [Non-, Standard-, Protocol-Pats. etc]

• 2nd use patents

• Business modeling (in the US only)

• IPing Completing products, methods, materials etc

• filing FTO killers, Aggressive litigation, buying others IP…

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Conclusions• Less Patents for fewer Key Players; • In scope of Innovation, turning back 20 yrs or more;• Changing markets (changing niches, towards credit/cost

efficiency products, increasing role of regulatory);• Switching Patentability to FTO IP strategy; • 4th generation patents & Me, Not You! strategy; • More likely the “1930 Crisis” type: targeting to the

cinema & chewing gum emerging niches.

Thank You All!