Robertson IP

Bright Minds

Bright Minds: Young Inventors Who Shaped Our World Throughout history, bright minds and young inventors have played a significant role in shaping the world. Their fresh perspectives, coupled with determination, have solved pressing issues and introduced groundbreaking technologies. However, their journeys often highlight the struggles of being recognised, overcoming resistance, and staying true to their […]

Harris Tweed® Trademark – Protecting Heritage and Craftsmanship

Introduction to Harris Tweed®: A Fabric Woven with History Harris Tweed® is more than just a fabric; it’s a symbol of heritage, craftsmanship, and the rugged beauty of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. For over a century, this handwoven cloth has been produced by skilled islanders, maintaining a tradition that has captivated fashion designers and outdoor enthusiasts […]

Iconic Brands and Their Trademarked Sounds, Colours, and Phrases

Trademark Sounds, Colours and Phrases to Protect Your Brand Identity Protecting your brand is absolutely essential and can involve not only logos and business names, but also sounds, colors, and phrases. As a business owner, protecting your brand in the early stages when creating a unique identity can determine your success. A strong brand identity […]

The Power of a Simple Idea

How Josephine Cochrane’s Dishwasher Changed the World  The history of invention is filled with stories of individuals who changed the world with the power of a simple idea. These stories remind us that the seeds of innovation often come from frustrations with the mundane tasks of life. They are sparked by a desire for improvement. […]

No such thing as a bad idea…

Innovative Ideas That Started Small and Changed the World Throughout history, some of the most innovative ideas began as simple ideas, proving that innovation doesn’t always have to be complex. In fact, these everyday items, now essential in our daily lives, were once just sparks of creativity that were carefully developed and protected through patents. […]

Roman Concrete and Modern Patent Disclosures

The Impact of Roman Concrete on Modern Engineering Ancient Roman concrete is legendary for its durability, particularly in marine environments. This concrete has withstood the test of time, while many modern structures deteriorate within decades. Understanding the reasons behind this longevity has not only provided insights into ancient engineering but also highlighted the importance of […]

Mandy Haberman’s Journey; Navigating the Path to Patenting

Mandy Haberman’s Journey Mandy Haberman’s journey from a mother with an idea to a celebrated inventor exemplifies the critical role of innovation, resilience, and robust intellectual property (IP) protection. Initially driven by personal necessity, Mandy created solutions to daily problems. Her first major invention, the Haberman Feeder, arose from a need to feed her daughter […]

Patent Searching Guide; Using Espacenet and Google Patents

Guide to Patent Searching In the world of innovation, conducting a patent search and securing a patent for your invention is crucial to protect your intellectual property and maintain a competitive edge. However, before diving into the patent application process, it’s essential to conduct a thorough patent search. This blog explores the importance of patent […]

Trevor Baylis OBE: The Story of the Wind-Up Radio

Introduction to Trevor Baylis OBE Trevor Baylis OBE was an English inventor whose contribution to society was both profound and inspiring. Best known for inventing the wind-up radio, Baylis’s innovation was a groundbreaking solution aimed at addressing significant global issues. This blog will explore the remarkable journey of Trevor Baylis OBE, detailing his inspiration for […]

The Whimsical World of Arthur Pedrick’s Eccentric Patents

The Life of Arthur Pedrick  After retiring from his position at the UK Patent Office, Arthur embarked on a unique journey. He filed an abundance of eccentric and often whimsical patents during his retirement. Arthur Pedrick’s eccentric patents and creations were notable for their impracticality and sheer absurdity. Although they were often groundbreaking in their […]