Common use of LICENSING OPTIONS Clause in Contracts

LICENSING OPTIONS. 5.1 In accordance of Section 4 and the remainder of Section 5, it is anticipated that Intellectual Property resulting from the Sponsored Project, whether hardware or software, will be released under an open-source license. Any software code developed pursuant to this Sponsored Project shall be contributed and released pursuant to the Apache 2.0 or an equivalent permissive open-source license. For hardware, design files for the hardware shall be released under a copyleft license once any Intellectual Property has been disclosed, reviewed, and potentially protected under Sections 4 and 5 of this agreement. This license will be under the CERN Open Hardware License, the TAPR Open Hardware License, or an equivalent open-source hardware license. 5.2 Sponsor’s Evaluation of AURI’s Intellectual Property. Intellectual Property owned by AURI resulting from the Sponsored Project disclosed by AURI to Sponsor may be used by Sponsor on a non-exclusive royalty-free basis, solely for internal research purposes to evaluate whether or not Sponsor is interested in licensing the technology from AURI.

LICENSING OPTIONS. 5.1 In accordance of with Section 4 and the remainder of Section 5, it is anticipated that Intellectual Property resulting from the Sponsored Project, whether hardware or software, will be released under an open-source license. Any software code developed pursuant to this Sponsored Project shall be contributed and released pursuant to the Apache 2.0 or an equivalent permissive open-source license. For hardware, design files for the hardware shall be released under a copyleft license once any Intellectual Property has been disclosed, reviewed, and potentially protected under Sections 4 and 5 of this agreement. This license will be under the CERN Open Hardware License, the TAPR Open Hardware License, or an equivalent open-source hardware license. 5.2 Sponsor’s Evaluation of AURI’s Intellectual Property. Intellectual Property owned by AURI resulting from the Sponsored Project disclosed by AURI to Sponsor may be used by Sponsor on a non-exclusive royalty-free basis, solely for internal research purposes to evaluate whether or not Sponsor is interested in licensing the technology from AURI.