Patents with emoticons can be used in Australia

Motorists in Northeastern Australia will be able to "Tuning" their cars by adding emojis to their patents.

A company in the state of Queensland (Northeast) announced that starting in March, drivers would be able to add these little figurines to their plates who winks with an eye, laughs or cries and "makes the journey less bitter".

The state's largest auto organization is pleased with this modern addition to patents. "For a long time, you could support your favorite team or city with a symbol on your badge, and using an emoji is no different," he said. AFP Rebecca Michaels, spokeswoman for the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland.

Resident Laura McKee has already ordered her new license plate: "It's fun, if it lights up someone's day while it's stuck in traffic, then-" he, "he told the news agency.

For the moment the options are only five. LOL (or loud laugh, loud laugh), wink, glbades or "cool", eyes with the heart and the most clbadic of all, emoji who smiles. No, there is no mateji emoji.

How do you register someone's patent in case of an accident? This is not so complex: emoticons are simple drawings and should not be annotated with numbers and letters.