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A patent on fast Fourier transform would essentially do nothing, as no one appears to be selling the algorithm outright.
by windows_tips 8y ago
A patent on fast Fourier transform would essentially do nothing, as no one appears to be selling the algorithm outright.
- tqkxzugoaupvwqr 8y agoA patent on FFT would stop anyone from using it in their products. A patent does not solely mean you can’t sell the patented thing, it means you are prohibited from commercially using the patented thing in any way.
- windows_tips 8y agoSeems like it would be possible to do something like: produce a freely available device that you provide some kind of supportive or value-added service for.