Matthew Chang says engineering teams can turn patents into company IP
MatthewChang · x · 2026-07-25
Matthew Chang argues that engineering can be turned into company IP, not just product output.
- In the image, he says Chang Robotics filed another batch of patents and received 3 approvals only 4 months after filing, versus a typical 12-month approval cycle.
- His point is that engineers can help build defensible intellectual property, rather than leaving IP only to founders, lawyers, or business teams.
- The text post contrasts that message with a lighter joke about reselling cheap kitchen knives, suggesting both posts received similar engagement despite very different substance.
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