TORREY PINES
RESEARCH
5973 Avenida Encinas, Suite 140
Carlsbad CA 92008
Tel:
760-929-4800
Fax: 760-931-1671
71 Periton Parkway
Fairport, NY 14450
Tel: 585-288-7220
Fax: 585-278-1155
Last Updated
06/12/2017
copyright 2007
Torrey Pines Research
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Intellectual
Property
Relative to intellectual property, TPR works
with customers under one of three models. The approach chosen is
whatever works best in the relationship. The approaches are as
follows:
- If the customer pays for exclusive
development, the customer owns the IP
- If exclusivity is not important, the IP
can be shared by the customer and TPR
- In some cases, TPR may retain IP rights
and extend a license with royalties to the customer.
The approach taken is decided in advance of
the proposed engagement.
The Torrey Pines Research name and logo are registered trademarks of
TPR Group. Printer related test and development platforms referred
to as PDLab TM are registered trademarks of TPR Group. The copyright
for the book Inkjet Technology and Product Development Strategies by
Stephen F. Pond, Ph.D. is owned by TPR Group. The name TPR Group is
owned by TPR Group. All other named products profiled herein are
trademarks of their respective companies.
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We're Listed On The Rochester Business List
TPR announces the availability of
iP_ANALYSIS
TPR’s Image Permanence Data Management System Software Package
TPR announces that that the latest version of the
TEC Tribo Charge Analyzer TEC-2 is now shipping.
Rick Lux, Ph.D., with 29 years
experience in research and development of digital printing systems, has joined TPR as a TPR Fellow.
Dexter Dyer,with over 31 years in
electrophotographic and lithographic digital printing , has joined TPR as a TPR Fellow.
Jerome May, a 33
year digital imaging veteran, has joined TPR as a TPR Fellow.
TPR has been selected for the "2008 Product
Development & Marketing" category award by the U.S. Local Business
Association (USLBA).(New
Press Release)
TPR Ozone
Testing Facilities Description (PDF)
TPR has conducted an extensive
test on the stability of photographic prints made from a variety of
systems from multiple vendors. The report compares the performance
of the various images under accelerated conditions to assess their
respective permanence and to make life projections. this is
available for download at
Publications.
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