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Robert Sackin

Partner Robert advises on a broad range of patent issues. One focus of his practice is on prosecuting patent applications related to computer implemented inventions including electronic trading systems used by the world’s largest banks, consumer electronics, set-top box technology, telecommunication systems, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence. Another focus has been in technologies with both a mechanical and electrical or electronic aspect including various fields of wind turbine technology, data centre construction and antennas for mobile phone networks, as well as purely mechanical technology such as car park design and vehicle suspension systems. · Reddie & Grose LLP

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About

Partner at Reddie & Grose LLP advising on a broad range of patent issues, with particular focus on prosecuting patent applications for computer‑implemented inventions and for electro‑mechanical and purely mechanical technologies. He joined Reddie & Grose in 2002 and has over 15 years’ experience, including extensive experience of the US patent system and advising clients from individual inventors to large multinationals and overseas patent attorneys.

Practice areas

Intellectual PropertyPatentsPatent Prosecution

Office

England

Reddie & Grose LLP · Partner Robert advises on a broad range of patent issues. One focus of his practice is on prosecuting patent applications related to computer implemented inventions including electronic trading systems used by the world’s largest banks, consumer electronics, set-top box technology, telecommunication systems, Internet of Things and artificial intelligence. Another focus has been in technologies with both a mechanical and electrical or electronic aspect including various fields of wind turbine technology, data centre construction and antennas for mobile phone networks, as well as purely mechanical technology such as car park design and vehicle suspension systems.

England

Expertise

Computer‑implemented inventionsElectronic trading systemsConsumer electronicsSet‑top box technologyTelecommunications systemsInternet of ThingsArtificial IntelligenceWind turbine technologyData centre constructionMobile phone network antennasCar park designVehicle suspension systemsExperience of the US patent systemAdvising overseas (mainly US) patent attorneys

Education

  • European Trade Mark & Design Attorney (2006)
  • European Patent Attorney (2005)
  • Chartered Patent Attorney (2005)
  • Certificate in Intellectual Property Law, Queen Mary University of London (2002)
  • PhD in Condensed Matter Physics, University of Surrey
  • Master's in Engineering Science, University of Oxford

Admissions

  • European Trade Mark & Design Attorney (2006)
  • European Patent Attorney (2005)
  • Chartered Patent Attorney (2005)