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Health care innovations drive patent applications in Europe
The global pandemic hasn t supressed people s creative spirits despite lockdowns and remote work. In 2020, EU patent applications were only slightly lower than 2019, with the medical sector topping new inventions.
Patent filings haven t dropped during the pandemic
The European Patent Office (EPO) said Tuesday that a total of 180,250 applications for patents were filed with the EU s main patents registration body in 2020, which was close to the record number of 181,532 patents in 2019.
Publishing its 2020 Patent Index report, Munich, Germany-based EPO described patenting activity as robust despite the global coronavirus pandemic. However, while the data for 2020 was conclusive, EPO President Antonio Campinos said it is far from presenting a complete picture of the longer-term effects of the pandemic. Those, I m sure, are yet to be seen, he added in a statement.