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  • 2025-02843 — Notice of Intent To Grant Exclusive Patent License to Dayton Photonics Systems, LLC; Dayton, OH
    Type:Notice
    Citation:90 FR 9964
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    The Department of the Army has announced its intention to grant an exclusive patent license to Dayton Photonics Systems LLC, a business located in Dayton, Ohio. This license covers technologies for free-space optical and laser communications and is related to a specific patent on an optical fiber positioner. Individuals or companies have 15 days from the notice's publication to submit objections or competing applications. Objections must demonstrate that the license grant doesn't meet specific legal requirements.

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    The Army wants to give a special permission to a company named Dayton Photonics Systems to use a new way of sending light signals, and if anyone disagrees, they have only 15 days to say so.

  • 2021-00610 — Notice of Intent To Grant a Partially Exclusive Patent License
    Type:Notice
    Citation:86 FR 3212
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    NASA intends to grant a patent license to Brand Labs USA, LLC for a technology involving a miniature bioreactor system for long-term cell culture. This could be an exclusive, co-exclusive, or partially exclusive license, meaning Brand Labs might be the only company, or one of the few, allowed to use this invention. NASA is open to objections with evidence and arguments until January 29, 2021, and might grant the license only if it complies with legal requirements. To see other inventions by NASA that are open for licensing, interested parties can visit NASA's technology website.

    Simple Explanation

    NASA might give permission to a company called Brand Labs to use a special invention for growing cells over a long time, and people have until January 29, 2021, to say if they disagree with this idea.