The titanium watch — again produced in a limited edition of 150 pieces — houses a movement that incorporates a proprietary, hand-wound tourbillon, mounted on silent blocks to absorb shocks and carried by three lever arms positioned in the middle of the case.
"Anything that keeps the [genetic] information out of proprietary hands is a good thing.
This has so far seemed to be an oddly difficult sell to mainstream headset manufacturers, which have largely seemed to focus on building their own proprietary hand-tracking tech from the ground up.
The mass of new data rests primarily in the proprietary hands of large entities like insurance companies and care providers.
In the past, Apple's enforcement of proprietary products went hand in hand with significant technological and practical advances.
Emboldened by the size and breadth of its economy, China is stepping up its demands, pressuring companies to lower their prices, hand over proprietary technology and help advance the country's development goals, even if that means financing the growth of local rivals.
A common reason is that the data set at hand is proprietary in nature.
Joost, on the other hand, is proprietary, exclusive towards content creators, DRM-protected, closed to video sharing sites, lacking in content, lower quality, and entirely streaming video.
"The companies that hand over proprietary technology do so in the hope that they'll be the ones to get the better end of the bargain," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy professor at Cornell University and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
The NCD, on the other hand, contains proprietary chemicals that have not been commonly used in validation studies, includes more complex chemistries and contains only summarised in vivo Draize eye test data.
