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Industries

The Ropatent team has the necessary flexibility and expertise to adapt to the specificity of different industries regarding IP rights.

Each sector of activity has its own particularities. Being successful in reaching business objectives depends very much on how well companies adapt to their industry’s context. Ropatent has long before understood that, so it gathered a team of lawyers, industrial property counselors and engineers who are specialized in various domains.

This way we are able to adapt the Ropatent services to the specific needs of our clients, depending on each industry. We work together to find the most suited means to achieve each client’s goals, by protecting their intellectual property rights.



  • Medical device
  • Mechanical engineering and automotive industry
  • Electrical machines and machinery
  • Biotechnology
  • Chemical
  • Pharmaceutical
  • The use of technology in medicine increases from year to year, from month to month even. Technological innovations are applied in various sectors, Medicine being one of the main beneficiaries. Inventions allow an extraordinary progress in diagnosis and treatment, translated into improving quality of life for patients and, of course, saving lives.

    As the medical device market is outstandingly dynamic, manufacturing companies are competing with each other and with technology itself. From a brilliant idea to the final product on the market, there is a long way of administrative procedures comprising patent registration and approvals, for instance. Protecting the rights for such innovations is no longer a matter of inventor pride, but of business survival, brand positioning and competitive advantage.  We accompany clients with all procedures required to register patents, to mitigate risks, to protect and enforce their IP rights. We offer guidance to seize in opportunities, so that their R&D products turn into revenue streams.  We attend clients throughout the entire life cycle of the medical devices they put on the market.

    We are all fascinated by new devices appearing on the market, promising a more comfortable and secure life. At Ropatent, we admire and embrace this drive for innovative excellence in all that is mechanical engineering: the product itself, the cars that we are going to drive one day or the production line, which empowers manufacturers to deliver artistry products. Innovation is also impressive when it comes to small components and gadgets that most of us don’t even pay attention to, but that make a tremendous difference in how we use and benefit from a product.

    Ropatent understands the importance of IP protection in this particular field where patents, designs and trademarks become strategic assets for the company. We put at the disposal of our clients our IP and technical expertise to guide them through drawing a coherent IP strategy, aligned with their business objectives and all the necessary steps to protect, guard and leverage their mechanical industry IP assets.

    Few are the people who don’t come across electrical devices at least once during their life time. We are surrounded by them; these devices deliver comfort to our lives. In return, we, as consumers, continuously ask for more, faster, smaller, prettier devices. The pressure on manufacturers never stops. This is why it is probably one of the most innovative industry fields. Computers, smart devices, and micro-processors get better, faster and smarter every month and whoever gets to start from „pole position” wins an important share of the market. This is why IP rights are such a stake in this industry, especially when copying develops into a form of performance. 

    The Ropatent team has the expertise and the understanding of the special demands in the field of electrical machines and machinery, so we can accompany clients in turning innovation into valuable assets for their company. Patent prosecution, litigation, portfolio management, due diligence are some of the services we provide to protect our clients’ IP rights.

    When it comes to Energy, we are witnessing extraordinary times, when the conventional that we grew up with and learned about is slowly and definitely replaced by renewable and unconventional sources of energy. This represents innovation by itself and opens the gates to more innovation. It is the moment to set new trends and consumer habits, to trace the way we are going to use energy in the future. In this story, patents and designs are the main character. Ropatent is ready to accompany clients in conquering new territories of the energy sector. We counsel them in patent applications, both in preparation and prosecution, as well as in portfolio management, due diligence and different commercial transactions involving energy IP rights, in litigations and other forms of dispute.

    Biotechnology has for long seized to be a peculiar research domain. Its results translate into products that stretch beyond labs into the very consumer market. Entire industry domains rely on findings of biotechnology. Each new discovery must be attributed to the rightful owner and the IP rights protected.

    At Ropatent, we understand in depth the importance of registering and protecting intellectual property rights, especially when it comes to sensitive matters like the results of biotechnological innovation. This is why our Ropatent team offers its comprehensive expertise in the IP rights field to assist clients in patenting their research, litigating against third parties that menace their rights, defending ownership claims.

    Chemicals are already considered „natural, that much they have progressed in all aspects of our daily lives. Whether we like to admit it or not, they play a major role in our society’s development. The consumer pressure for better, faster, less invasive and harming has put chemical specialists at work to come up constantly with new ideas and products. The results are visible in the new materials we use or the environmental friendly cleaning products, for instance. And it is no secret that to support innovation, companies need to find ways to capitalize it. This is where IP rights protection plays its most important role.

    The Ropatent team of specialized lawyers, counselors and engineers are ready to give the best assistance to their clients whether it is about a new formula, method, a new compound or the final product. We offer our IP services in filing patent and trademark applications, monitoring portfolios, due diligence and litigation, all to meet the business interests of the company.

    The pharmaceutical industry is present in our lives since birth until the very end. It supports life, saves it, improves it, and brings relief and aid. But no matter how great the need for its product is, the competition is fierce. Pharmaceutical companies strive to come up with the best, most suitable solutions, to address our society’s new illnesses and challenges, to find better ways to improve health. It is a competition between innovation ideas and the person being the first to claim it. Their very existence depends on that.

    Ropatent understands the stake of IP rights protection in the pharmaceutical industry and is ready to lay its expertise on the innovation table. We treat pharmaceutical patents and trademarks with the attention and rigor they require as „backbone” of the Pharmacy industry. Not only do we find the best ways to file applications and keep up with the fast pace of innovation, but we also counsel our clients in developing an IP strategy. We assist pharmaceutical companies in litigation matters, oppositions and administrative procedures regarding their IP rights, so they can focus on delivering the best products and benefiting from their value.

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