Press Release Studio
Publish your Press Release
Share your invention, breakthrough or company news on The Patent, the international magazine of inventions published by WitUp Ltd. You write it, you publish it: our automatic checks take care of the rest.
What you get
Published on The Patent
Your release gets its own page on our domain, with the same design as the rest of the magazine.
Clearly labelled
Every release is marked as a press release and names who published it: readers always know it is client content.
A permanent archive
Your page has no expiry date. It stays online and is removed only in the cases set out by law, the terms of service and our policy.
Indexed by search engines
Your page is open to search engines.
Shared on our social channels
Each release gets a post on The Patent’s social channels, labelled «Press release» and marked as sponsored. Posts go out in the slots reserved for releases, with no guarantee of reach.
Cited by The Patent AI
Your release can be cited by The Patent AI when relevant to the question, always labelled and linked to its page.
Who can publish
Anyone with news from the world of patents, invention, research and innovation, on their own behalf or for a client.
Independent inventors
A new patent from the EPO, the USPTO or another office, a prototype, a prize at an invention fair.
Companies and startups
Product launches, funding rounds, partnerships, milestones.
IP firms and consultants
Firm news, new partners, services and publications.
Investors and venture capital
New funds, investments and portfolio news.
Universities and research centres
Research results, spin-offs, technology transfer.
Event organisers
Fairs, exhibitions, awards, conferences and calls for entries.
Other professionals and organisations working in innovation are welcome too.
Where your release appears
- In the Press releases section of The Patent, with its own topics: patents, inventions, research, startups, companies, investments and events.
- With the “Press release” label above the title and your organisation named under it.
- Without an editorial byline: the newsroom does not rewrite or sign your text.
- Every outbound link carries rel="sponsored", as search engines require for content of this kind.
- Outside the editorial feeds: releases do not appear among the magazine’s own stories on the home page or in the newsletter.
Press release
Kinetra Bionics unveils a prosthetic hand that adapts its grip in real time
Published by Kinetra Bionics · 14 October 2026
Turin, 14 October 2026 - Kinetra Bionics today presented Adapta, a 3D-printed prosthetic hand whose sensors adjust the grip to the weight and texture of each object. The design is protected by a European patent application filed in March.
How it works
Create your account
Register in a few steps. Already have a The Patent account? Use the same email and password.
Choose a package
Packages and prices are shown in your panel once you have registered.
Accept the terms
Read and accept the terms of service before you buy.
Read the Terms of service and payment →Write your release
Add your text and an image (up to 4 MB), preview the page, then publish.
Automatic checks
Every release is checked for safety, spam, relevance to innovation, prohibited content, search engine abuse and links.
Published
Release cleared: it goes online straight away.
If a check flags a problem, or cannot be completed, the release is not published: it goes to our team for review and you see the reason in your panel.
Publishing rules
- Between 2,000 and 10,000 characters, spaces included.
- At most one link every 600 characters; secure (https) links only.
- No keyword-stuffed commercial anchor text.
- A contact that can be verified.
- One release every 24 hours for each publishing organisation.
- No full patent documents: an application or grant number is enough, where relevant.
What we don’t publish
Releases must carry real news about innovation. We do not accept, among other things:
- Gambling, payday loans, weapons, tobacco.
- Supplements and health or sexual products.
- Get-rich schemes, investment advice, forex, cryptocurrencies, NFTs and cloud mining.
- Unfair SEO and academic writing services.
- Sexually explicit content.
- Advertising with no news value, and duplicates.
- Defamatory content.
- Content meant to influence share prices.
- Any unlawful content.
- Law firm releases about cases they do not handle.
Press release, Partner Content or Contributor?
Press Release Studio
You write and publish your own release. It goes online after the automatic checks, labelled as client content, without an editorial byline.
Partner Content
The newsroom writes and signs the piece, which appears in the magazine’s editorial sections. Ask us through the Advertising page.
Advertising →Contributor
Free: you propose an article to the newsroom, which decides whether to publish it. There is no right to publication.
Become a contributor →
Frequently asked questions
Who writes the release?
You do. The newsroom does not rewrite your text and does not sign it: the release is published as content of the organisation that publishes it.
Is my release approved by the newsroom?
No. It goes through automatic checks, not an editorial approval, and the checks do not verify that what you state is true: you remain responsible for your statements and materials. The Patent can suspend or remove releases that break the terms, the law or the publishing rules.
Will my release be sent to other media or the newsletter?
No. The service is publication on The Patent: a page on our domain, a permanent archive, search engine indexing and one labelled post on our social channels, with no guaranteed reach. There is no distribution to other media and no newsletter mention.
How long does my release stay online?
There is no expiry date. A release is removed only in the cases set out by law, the terms of service and our publishing policy.
What does it cost?
Packages and prices are shown in your panel once you have registered. There is no subscription.
I already have a The Patent account. Do I need a new one?
No. One account and one password for everything: sign in and activate Press Release Studio from your account.
Is this the same as being a contributor?
No. Contributors propose articles to the newsroom for free, with no right to publication. Press Release Studio is a separate service, with its own panel and its own releases.