Paul Omondi
Paul Omondi is an experienced writer specializing in technology, intellectual property, sustainability and business. He focuses on the intersection of innovation and impactful solutions.
Latest from Paul Omondi
Carbfix: Carbon capture and storage technology turns CO2 into stone
Carbfix, the Icelandic carbon-capture company using IP to scale its climate technologies.
Carbon One: long-lasting battery technology
Meet Carbon One, the Chinese climate-tech startup whose new battery technology could make your smartphone or electric car run for days.
Green-nickel extraction: Baniql's IP scaling strategy
Baniql, the climate-tech startup using IP to scale up its climate technologies. Discover how its patent strategy helped raise millions for breakthrough green tech.
Building tomorrow’s food system: how agri-biotech innovators use IP strategically
Three companies show how innovation, IP and commercial strategy can make agriculture safer while benefiting public health and the environment.
Unlocking the power of intellectual property in medical technology
AI-powered brain scanners or portable ultrasound devices are revolutionizing health care. New medtech startups can bring these life-changing technologies to patients worldwide but must protect their assets first.
Villgro Africa: helping health startups take their ideas to market
Find out how Villgro Africa, a Nairobi-based business incubator and early-stage investor focusing on health and life sciences, is working to transform Africa’s innovation landscape and helping startups take their ideas to market.
Building a better future with recycled plastic
Kenyan young entrepreneur Nzambi Matee is committed to making the circular economy a reality. Inspired by the late environmental conservationist and Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai, she explains how she came to establish Gjenge Makers, which produces affordable building materials from recycled plastic.