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How driverless cars could change the automotive IP landscape

Patrick Wingrove
September 24 2018
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In-house counsel at Nissan, Audi, Nokia and Viaccess-Orca shared their views at the 2018 European Patent Forums on how litigation, licensing, protection strategies and regulation could change in the automotive industry with the emergence of driverless cars

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