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The Evolution of Intellectual Property Rights in Space Exploration: Challenges, Solutions, and the Path Forward

Author(s) Shivanshu Katare, Dr. Vandita Chahar, Adv. Narendra Singh
Country India
Abstract The rapid expansion of space exploration and commercialization has raised significant challenges regarding the protection and enforcement of intellectual property (IP) rights in outer space. As more private companies and international entities engage in space-related activities, the need for a coherent legal framework that addresses the unique nature of IP in space becomes increasingly urgent. This paper explores the complexities of intellectual property rights in space, highlighting the jurisdictional challenges, the lack of a unified international IP system, and the difficulties in enforcing patents, trademarks, and copyrights across borders. It discusses the pivotal role of patents in protecting technological innovations, such as satellite systems, spacecraft technologies, and propulsion mechanisms, and examines the importance of copyrights and trademarks for safeguarding software, research data, and company branding. The paper also proposes several solutions to address these issues, including the creation of an International Space IP Convention to harmonize IP protection globally, fostering public-private partnerships to encourage technology sharing, and establishing technology transfer and licensing agreements to ensure responsible use of innovations. The conclusion emphasizes that as space exploration continues to commercialize, a robust and unified legal framework for IP is essential to foster innovation, ensure fair competition, and promote international collaboration. Ultimately, addressing space IP challenges will ensure the sustainable and equitable use of space resources, benefiting all of humanity.
Keywords Space law, Intellectual property, International cooperation, Patents, Space exploration, Public-private partnerships.
Published In Volume 16, Issue 1, January-June 2025
Published On 2025-05-02
Cite This The Evolution of Intellectual Property Rights in Space Exploration: Challenges, Solutions, and the Path Forward - Shivanshu Katare, Dr. Vandita Chahar, Adv. Narendra Singh - IJAIDR Volume 16, Issue 1, January-June 2025.
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