Aerospace

The aerospace and defence industries are at the forefront of technological innovation. Even small advancements can deliver significant competitive advantages. In this fast-paced, highly specialised sector, protecting intellectual property is essential.

Our Expertise

Experts in aerospace

Our team has extensive experience supporting R&D departments, engineering teams, and organisations navigating complex aerospace and defence projects. We ensure that innovations are effectively protected and strategically managed.

How We Can Help

We partner with aerospace and defence organisations to protect brands, inventions, and technologies throughout the development and commercialisation process. Our services include:

Patent, trade mark, and design protection

Licensing and commercialisation strategies to maximise ROI

Strategic IP advice tailored to long-term, multi-decade contracts

Guidance on securing your organisation’s position in Australia’s expanding aerospace and defence sectors

By integrating technical expertise with IP strategy, MBIP ensures that clients can innovate confidently.

Our Expert

Peter Matalanis

Associate

Peter Matalinis is a registered patent attorney and has been working...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of aerospace innovations can be protected?

Patents, trade marks, and designs can protect aircraft systems, propulsion technologies, software algorithms, materials innovations, and other technological advancements.

Why is IP protection critical in aerospace and defence?

Even small improvements can unlock significant commercial and operational advantages. IP protection ensures these innovations remain exclusive and commercially viable.

How does MBIP support long-term aerospace contracts?

We provide ongoing IP management, licensing strategies, and protection advice tailored to multi-decade projects, ensuring innovations remain safeguarded throughout the lifecycle of the contract.

Can MBIP help with collaborative R&D projects?

Yes. We work with multidisciplinary teams of engineers, scientists, and technicians to protect prototypes, proof-of-concepts, and pilot projects, ensuring IP ownership and commercial rights are clearly defined.

Why is now a critical time to secure IP in Australia?

With Queensland, South Australia, and the Northern Territory competing to become hubs for aerospace and defence, securing IP rights now positions your organisation for growth and influence in these expanding markets.