RE: Where its at...7 Jun 2022 14:41
FX, Its more trying to figure out what it is Oxilio are getting from LSHS?
The patent has both an inventor and an assignee.
Obviously the inventor is the name person or persons who came up with it. The assignee is the person or company who has the rights to the invention/patent.
If you are working on your own in your garden shed and come up with the cure for cancer, then you are both the inventor and by default the assignee.
If a scientist works for a company, then typically it is within their employment contract that any invention they work on / create during that employment, is assigned to the company.
Hence the NXP001 patent has DG as inventor (alongside JH, Chorlton and Frampton) but the patent is assigned to Nuformix, therefore NFX has the legal rights to the patent.
It is then licensed to Oxilio, but this doesn't show as its still owned by NFX, they just allow Oxilio to use it for recompense.
The thing I'm trying to figure is that Oxilio said that they were acquiring LSHS to gain IP related to NXP001. But given that the patents are assigned to NFX, I can't figure what that would be.