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Laser weeder patent dispute locks growers out of affordable technology (opens the original)
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Vegetable growers say Australia is facing a market monopoly on labour-saving laser weeding technology after a US venture-capital-backed agtech firm secured patents in Australia that lock competitors out of the market. Carbon Robotics, which manufactures the LaserWeeder, took enforcement action on its patents in July, issuing a cease-and-desist letter to the Australian distributor of rival technology L&Aser - demanding two units be destroyed. The patent enforcement in Australia follows an ongoing
Laser weeder patent dispute locks growers out of affordable technology (opens the original)
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Vegetable growers say Australia is facing a market monopoly on labour-saving laser weeding technology after a US venture-capital-backed agtech firm secured patents in Australia that lock competitors out of the market. Carbon Robotics, which manufactures the LaserWeeder, took enforcement action on its patents in July, issuing a cease-and-desist letter to the Australian distributor of rival technology L&Aser - demanding two units be destroyed. The patent enforcement in Australia follows an ongoing
Laser weeder patent dispute locks growers out of affordable technology (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Vegetable growers say Australia is facing a market monopoly on labour-saving laser weeding technology after a US venture-capital-backed agtech firm secured patents in Australia that lock competitors out of the market. Carbon Robotics, which manufactures the LaserWeeder, took enforcement action on its patents in July, issuing a cease-and-desist letter to the Australian distributor of rival technology L&Aser - demanding two units be destroyed. The patent enforcement in Australia follows an ongoing
Laser weeder patent dispute locks growers out of affordable technology (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Vegetable growers say Australia is facing a market monopoly on labour-saving laser weeding technology after a US venture-capital-backed agtech firm secured patents in Australia that lock competitors out of the market. Carbon Robotics, which manufactures the LaserWeeder, took enforcement action on its patents in July, issuing a cease-and-desist letter to the Australian distributor of rival technology L&Aser - demanding two units be destroyed. The patent enforcement in Australia follows an ongoing
Laser weeder patent dispute locks growers out of affordable technology (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Vegetable growers say Australia is facing a market monopoly on labour-saving laser weeding technology after a US venture-capital-backed agtech firm secured patents in Australia that lock competitors out of the market. Carbon Robotics, which manufactures the LaserWeeder, took enforcement action on its patents in July, issuing a cease-and-desist letter to the Australian distributor of rival technology L&Aser - demanding two units be destroyed. The patent enforcement in Australia follows an ongoing
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