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Within the framework of World Intellectual Property Day, which is celebrated every April 26, the Ministry of Production (produces) through the Technological Institute of Production (ITP), highlights its commitment to the protection and value of the intangible assets generated in its network of productive innovation centers and technological transfer (CITE).
Through its Directorate of Research, Development, Innovation and Technological Transfer (DIDITT), ITP has been strengthening intellectual property (PI) management as a strategic tool to boost innovation in key productive sectors of the country. This work is accompanied by the technical advice and the support of the ITP Intellectual Property Area, which also leads the centers to support technology and innovation (CATI). This year, the ITP Red Cite puts three outstanding projects in showcase that show the potential of innovation to provide sustainable and high impact solutions. The titles of these inventions are:
Paiche leather dyeing process with natural dyes
This project introduces an ecological alternative to the traditional leather dye, using natural dyes extracted from plants such as walnut, turmeric, purple corn and eucalyptus. Applied to Paiche leather (Arapaima Gigas), tanned without chrome, this process prevents the use of toxic chemicals, reducing the environmental impact and promoting sustainable fashion. In this way, a byproduct of Amazonian fish farming is revalued, contributing to a circular economy with regional identity. The project was prepared by the inventors Liliana Marrufo Saldana, Rosa Contreras Panizo and Henry Michael Rojas Cornejo.
Footwear sole from sugar cane bagasse fiber
Innovation converted by sugar cane bagasse (agroindustrial discard), into a key input for the elaboration of sustainable footwear soles. The cellulose fiber obtained allows to reduce the use of synthetic materials and generate value from waste, promoting sustainability in the footwear industry and aligning with principles of circular economy and use of resources.
The inventors are: Marinos Legendre Juan Carlos, Jaeger Lozano Gina Llibeth, Huaman Jimenez Ana Isabel, Anhuaman Namoc Bertha Beatriz, Angelats Silva Luis Manuel, Estrada Ninanta Diego Alejandro, Alama Irribarren Ingrid Mercedes, Pelaez Quevedo Jose Alonso and Arroyo Espino Reiner Roy.
Bodega insulated with drainage system, temperature monitoring and georeferencing
Designed especially for handmade fishing vessels in the Peruvian Amazon, this winery guarantees optimal storage conditions for hydrobiological resources. With temperature control, drainage and georeferencing system, it improves the safety and freshness of the product, promoting a more efficient and sustainable value chain for artisanal fishing in difficult access regions.
This modern system was carried out by professionals and inventors Bustillos Aponte Gino Vladimir, Vara Valverde Carlos Augusto, Rivadeneyra Sanchez Norma Lorena, Rodriguez Vasquez Kevin Isaac, Perez Flores Wendy Mishell, Velarde Rios Daniel Abelardo, Morales Vilva Janet and Soria Torres Ingrid Manuela. These projects reflect the firm commitment of ITP to the protection of knowledge and the development of technologies with economic, social and environmental impact.
How the ITP Red Cite promotes intellectual property?
ITP provides comprehensive advice for the protection, promotion, dissemination of technological-intelectual creations and the value of intangible assets. In this way, competitiveness is promoted, encourages applied innovation and consolidates the effective technological transfer to the business sector.
