Blog categorized as Patent

Are you an inventor? If so, chances are you have spent time creating a patent application. Patent drawings are drawn to illustrate the Invention in a way that is easy for potential judges to understand.

The latest development from China is the national phase patent entry system. This new system will speed up the patent process and make it easier for businesses to get patents in China.

The European Patent Convention (EPC) is a treaty that regulates Europeans protected intellectual property rights. The EPC was established in 1973 and has since been amended five times. This year, the EPC entered into force, becoming a legally binding instrument between the EU Member States.

The electric vehicle (EV) industry has been growing exponentially in recent years, with increasing demand for more environmentally friendly modes of transportation.

Patent thickets can arise when multiple inventors or companies create and patent similar or overlapping technologies, leading to a web of patents that can make it difficult for others to enter the market and innovate.

The gaming industry has grown tremendously in recent years, with millions worldwide spending billions of dollars on their favorite games. With so much money and creativity invested in this industry, it’s unsurprising that patents have played a significant role in developing gaming technology.

A patent is considered an exclusive and absolute right given to an individual or an inventor who invented something based on legal provisions and laws.

Under the first-to-file rule or prior user doctrine, a party that files a patent application before the invention is disclosed in a published patent may save itself from infringement liability.

Intellectual Property refers to the unique creation of the mind that requires IP protection to protect them from infringements. Every unique idea or invention needs to be protected to preserve the author’s ownership for a longer period.

We all know that there are three types of Intellectual Property protection- Copyright, Trademark, and Patent. The validity of each type of protection varies. A patent is an exclusive right to the inventor to prevent others from using, selling, or modifying their invention.