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PROCESS PATENT: It is granted for a new process of manufacturing an already known product or for manufacturing a new product, or for manufacturing more articles of the same product that is reducing the cost of the already known product.
PRODUCT PATENT: It is granted when a new product has been invented by the person. The product so invented may either be e more or less useful product than an already known product , or a new product altogether.
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What is the difference between technology and process?
what is the difference between license and patent
What is the difference between license and patent?
License is Authority you have taken by a government or an organization for a purpose like selling, driving, business etc. but patent is a rights of a product or service or an invention.
What difference is there between black patent and black PU colour?
black patent is the really shiny one, whereas the black pu is the dull, unshiny looking one
A patent is an exclusive right to produce and sell a product for how long?
20 years
Securing a Patent?
So you've discovered the next best thing since sliced bread. You've invented a product that millions will use and enjoy. How do you stop someone from stealing and profiting from your idea? You need to get a patent. There are many companies that offer invention patenting. Sorting through the maze of patents can be daunting, but with guidance, your product will be ready to be enjoyed by millions in no time.So what is a patent? A patent is a promise from the USPatent Office that guarantees that you are the original owner and inventor of a product and no other person can profit from it without your permission. WIthout a patent, your product can be duplicated by any person who wants to profit from it. The first step in securing your new idea and keeping it from being copied is to apply for a patent.In order to qualify for a patent, your invention must meet certain criteria. First, it must be a novel, or new idea. If your idea, or one remarkably similar to it, has been circulating in commerce for some time it may not be eligible for your new patent. Your invention must be a completely new invention or an improvement on an existing invention. Many people have found ways to improve on an exisisting product and earn a patent.The second criteria for obtaining a patent is called nonobviousness. This is a little more difficult to quanitfy, but can be described as something that is not obvious to someone who is skilled in your subject area. Is this something that all artists know about anyway? Or is it completely new? You can't just make an exisiting product larger or a different color and apply for a patent, for example.The third criteria for invention patenting is usefulness. Is your product useful to those who will need it? Unless it is a toy or some other non-essential item, it has to serve some use to the audience that would purchase it. That means that if you invent a machine, it has to work in order for it to be considered useful.Finding a patent for your idea or product is not difficult. Although the process can be long and tedious, you can rest assured that with your patent, you are protected from those who wish to steal and profit from your efforts.
