What is the patent?
Is it an innovative way
What their conditions?
Descriptions?
Laws?
A patent is a special privilege formally granted to an inventor within a specified period of time in return for allowing the public access to the invention.
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Patent is a country specific /global way of protecting ones intellectual capital ...
Well , it is supposed to be innovative but sometimes it is a copy that is improvised !!!
Conditions : are unique and innovative and applicable (for more you need to ask a IP lawyer)
The invention is defined as any new idea of interest and has the potential for industrial application, that is to say, the invention is new and possible to be manufactured, to be easy to apply on the ground, and then to register inventor patent, and reserves all the rights of the invention. The important question that most researchers are dealing with is whether the invention can be classified as research with a genuine idea.
To make sure that the idea does not represent a law of nature, or a phenomenon of physical phenomena, such as lightning phenomenon. If the idea is literary, dramatic, or artistic, it can not be patented, because such creations bear copyright, just like invention holds the intellectual property right. The idea is useful and effective, and serves the purpose intended. The idea must be not offensive to public morals, and legal. That the idea is new, that is, that no person has ever been there before, or has been registered as a patent in the past. To be unique, that is, to be surprising. The idea is realistic, can be made and used already. Ability to describe the idea, its terms and aspects. The owner of the idea may submit the application for the patent.
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https://www.prv.se/en/patents/applying-for-a-patent/before-the-application/conditions-for-a-patent/
A patent is a right granted to an inventor by the federal government that permits the inventor to exclude others from making, selling or using the invention for a period of time. ... The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) grants patents for inventions that meet statutory criteria.
A patent is a right granted to an inventor by the federal government that permits the inventor to exclude others from making, selling or using the invention for a period of time. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) grants patents for inventions that meet statutory criteria.
Patent is a intellectual rights, like patent of our books.
This concept use in Block chain?
The legal right to own intellectual properties and creating a new thing.
A patent is a special privilege formally granted to an inventor within a specified period of time in return for allowing the public access to the invention.
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