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Ben Husband

Ben has a considerable practice in the MedTech field which covers a broad spectrum of mechanical and software technology. The ability to handle such a broad spectrum of work is supported by his electronics/software background and passion to understand how mechanical machines operate, especially in the automotive sector. Ben’s practice also includes original drafting and handling extensive patent portfolios in a variety of technology areas including wireless communications, robotic process automation, call centre routing, and memory devices. Ben also has a wealth of experience from handling a significant opposition portfolio across a number of different medical and electronics technology areas. Ben has a genuine interest in advising clients on protecting their software innovation, which includes several clients developing innovative AI solutions and often extends to areas that are at the fringes of patentability. Ben provides pragmatic advice when it comes to deciding whether patent protection is appropriate and on how the law and guidelines can be navigated when drafting and prosecuting applications for software-based inventions. Ben is always keen to be involved with any emerging technologies, which currently includes developing best practices for handling work in the AI sector both in his day-to-day work and his membership of The Artificial Intelligence and New Emerging Technologies Committee of the Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO). · Carpmaels & Ransford LLP

EnglandIntellectual Property, Patent Prosecution

About

Ben Husband is a Chartered Patent Attorney at Carpmaels & Ransford LLP in England with a considerable practice in MedTech, electronics and software technologies, including automotive, wireless communications, robotic process automation, call-centre routing and memory devices. He drafts and manages extensive patent portfolios, handles oppositions, and advises clients on software- and AI-related patentability; he is a member of the Intellectual Property Owners Association’s Artificial Intelligence and New Emerging Technologies Committee.

Practice areas

Intellectual PropertyPatent ProsecutionMedical DevicesElectronicsSoftwareArtificial IntelligenceAutomotiveTelecommunications

Office

England

Carpmaels & Ransford LLP · Ben has a considerable practice in the MedTech field which covers a broad spectrum of mechanical and software technology. The ability to handle such a broad spectrum of work is supported by his electronics/software background and passion to understand how mechanical machines operate, especially in the automotive sector. Ben’s practice also includes original drafting and handling extensive patent portfolios in a variety of technology areas including wireless communications, robotic process automation, call centre routing, and memory devices. Ben also has a wealth of experience from handling a significant opposition portfolio across a number of different medical and electronics technology areas. Ben has a genuine interest in advising clients on protecting their software innovation, which includes several clients developing innovative AI solutions and often extends to areas that are at the fringes of patentability. Ben provides pragmatic advice when it comes to deciding whether patent protection is appropriate and on how the law and guidelines can be navigated when drafting and prosecuting applications for software-based inventions. Ben is always keen to be involved with any emerging technologies, which currently includes developing best practices for handling work in the AI sector both in his day-to-day work and his membership of The Artificial Intelligence and New Emerging Technologies Committee of the Intellectual Property Owners Association (IPO).

England

Expertise

MedTechAutomotive systemsWireless communicationsRobotic process automationCall centre routing systemsMemory devicesAI and software-related inventionsPatent oppositions and portfolio management

Education

  • MEng Electronic Engineering, University of Southampton
  • PhD Electrical & Electronic Engineering, University of Southampton

Admissions

  • Chartered Patent Attorney
  • European Patent Attorney
  • UPC Representative