Global Aerospace Patent Policy Analysis
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.71222/kekvkm63Keywords:
aerospace, patents, innovation policy, B64G classification, technological trends, commercial space, government incentivesAbstract
This study explores global aerospace patent trends, examining the impact of national policies, corporate strategies, and cultural contexts on innovation in the aerospace sector. By analyzing patent data, particularly under the B64G classification for space vehicles, the research identifies global and regional innovation trends, evaluates technological outcomes, and discusses policy measures influencing industrialization and competitiveness in key markets. The report focuses on the aerospace sectors of Europe, China, and the United States, highlighting their distinct approaches to promoting technological advancements and commercial growth. Insights from this analysis provide valuable references for policymakers and industry professionals in shaping future strategies.
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