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2025.04.18 Rico Cho

To further enhance cross-border collaboration in the field of intellectual property, our Vice President Rico Cho recently visited Taiyo, Nakajima & Kato, a leading Japanese IP law firm. During the visit, DR. Cho had the opportunity to meet with Mr. Shuichi Shitara, Attorney and Vice President of the firm. The two engaged in in-depth discussions on cross-border IP strategies, industry trends, and future opportunities for cooperation. This meeting not only deepened professional ties between the two firms but also reinforced our dedication to building strong international partnerships that support clients navigating complex IP landscapes across Asia and beyond.

2025.04.17 Rico Cho

We are pleased to announce that our Vice President, Dr. Rico Cho, was invited to attend the 7th IP & Innovation Researchers of Asia (IPIRA) Conference, held at Waseda University in Tokyo. At the session titled "How Does Intellectual Property Apply to Different Industries?", he presented a paper of the same title, focusing on how intellectual property (IP) frameworks are being applied and redefined across various industries. This session brought together scholars and industry professionals from multiple countries to explore how IP systems adapt to the development trends in fields such as technology, food, biotechnology, and information and communications. The...

2025.04.16 Jackson Lin

Jackson Lin, CEO of Wispro, was invited as a featured speaker at the international workshop organized by the University Alliance in Talent Education Development (UAiTED), initiated by the Sayling Wen Cultural & Educational Foundation. He engaged with innovation leaders and technology transfer officers from 16 leading universities across Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong. Themed “From Intelligence to Impact,” the workshop explores how cross-domain IP strategies and AI tools can bridge academic R&D with real-world commercialization, transforming innovation into industry impact. The workshop covers two key themes: 🔹 Session 1｜Empowering Innovation Through Cross-Domain IP StrategyDiscover how integrated insights from patents,...

2025.04.03 Jackson Lin

The 3GPP RAN2#129bis meeting marked a turning point in standardizing AI/ML-driven UE behavior. As 5G evolves into an adaptive system, delegates are now shaping the signaling and configuration logic needed to support intelligent, context-aware decision-making at the UE. Under agenda item 8.1.2.2 (LCM for UE-Sided Model for Beam Management), 28 companies submitted 232 proposals across 29 TDocs. Leveraging AI and the latest version of 3GPP series 38 TRs, Wispro analyzed each proposal to uncover the dominant themes, technical trade-offs, and upcoming challenges for Stage-3 standardization. A Converging Vision: 76.72% Positive Sentiment The tone of the meeting was notably collaborative. 178...

2025.04.02 Jackson Lin

Executive Summary For 3GPP RAN1 delegates, RAN1_120bis presents a defining opportunity to shape Release 19. For instance, in agenda item 9.9.1: Measurements-related enhancements for LTM, 26 TDocs comprising 307 proposals are packed with critical insights—if you can extract them. Manual .docx reviews are inefficient. Data-driven analysis and AI-enhanced structuring unlock a strategic edge. This article explains why these insights matter, exposes the limits of conventional prep, and demonstrates how AI can elevate your influence and efficiency going into RAN1_120bis. Meaningful and Useful Data Insights for RAN1 Delegates The structured analysis of RAN1_120b’s 26 TDocs reveals several key patterns for agenda...

2025.02.14 Jackson Lin

Executive Summary Hello everyone! I'm excited to share some insights into the upcoming RAN2#129 meeting, explicitly focusing on agenda item 8.1.2.2. This article provides an overview of the major technical areas, contributor trends, and historical progress related to this important topic. We'll delve into the five major technical areas up for discussion, highlight leading contributors, and explore how AI-powered tools like Proposal Zone can streamline the proposal review process. Let's get started! Anticipation for RAN2#129 (Agenda Item 8.1.2.2) Since RAN #105, the integration of AI/ML has been a game-changer for 5G standards, significantly enhancing beam management, positioning, and feedback mechanisms....

2025.02.13 Jackson Lin

The Growing Complexity of 3GPP Proposal Reviews The volume of technical discussions and proposals at each 3GPP RAN1 meeting continues to grow. As RAN1#120 approaches, agenda item 9.9.1 (Measurements Related Enhancements for LTM) remains one of the most debated areas, with 301 proposals submitted by 28 sources. The sheer workload demands a structured approach—one that enables delegates to focus on the most impactful discussions while navigating industry priorities efficiently. Tracking the Developments: Agenda Item 9.9.1 Agenda item 9.9.1, Measurements Related Enhancements for LTM, has seen significant contributions at RAN1#118, RAN1#118-bis, and RAN1#119, paving the way for the upcoming RAN1#120 meeting....

2024.11.14 Jackson Lin

Background Since RAN#105, 3GPP has advanced 5G with AI/ML integration. The NR_AIML_air work item now focuses on applications like beam management, positioning, and CSI feedback to enhance network reliability and intelligence. This phase establishes protocols for seamless UE-to-network interactions, creating an adaptive 5G ecosystem. Tracking Progress: Agenda Item 8.1.2.2 Significant contributions were made under Agenda Item 8.1.2.2 - LCM for UE-sided model for Beam Management use case at RAN2#127 and RAN2#127b. RAN2#128 promises further advancements with over 210 proposals from 25 sources. Key Contributions Contributors: 25+ sources, 200+ proposals per meeting. Trends of contributors and contributions Technical Issues: Discussions include Definitions,...