* 11 NASA-owned patent assets relating to the Hilbert-Huang transform (HHT) signal processing technology fetched $55,000 plus an ongoing royalty stream.The linked document also includes a lot-by-lot chart that shows how well the various intellectual properties did. The lowest lots were knocked down for US$11,000.
* Carlson Wireless Technologies secured more than US$1 million from the aggregated sales of two lots.
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Friday 7 November 2008
Latest Ocean Tomo auction figures released
Yesterday Ocean Tomo announced the results of its 30 October Fall 2008 Live IP Auction. Cumulative sales, including buyer’s premium, totalled $12,842,500. Of particular note are the following:
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Not knowing much about the general amounts for IP sales - did the figures show any effect from the Bilski case and the possible threat to business-method patents?
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