Blog by Rashmi

A patent refers to the legal rights provided by the USPTO to an inventor for his invention, which prevents anyone else from modifying or selling without his permission.

A patent from the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) grants the inventor exclusive rights to his inventions. It prevents any other person or organization from using or modifying them without permission.

You may have heard the term “design patent” before, but what exactly is it? And why is it so important? In this article, we will discuss the importance of getting a design patent and some common mistakes people make when applying for a design patent.

Nanotechnology has been around for over 30 years, but it was in the late 1990s that it started to make waves in the scientific community. What was once dismissed as nothing more than a laboratory curiosity is now being investigated as a way to solve many of the world’s biggest problems.

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.

As Indonesia grows into an increasingly digitized society, an IP framework that supports innovation and growth is necessary. With a population of over 260 million people and growing, the country urgently needs IP policies

The world is more connected than ever, and various businesses of all sizes are looking to expand beyond their local borders. While this opens up a world of opportunities, it also presents challenges. One of these challenges is ensuring your business brand identity is protected when you step onto the...

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.

IPR also helps to ensure that new drugs and treatments are developed based on published research. Intellectual property rights are important to protect what scientists have discovered during their work.