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Patent Genius is the leading patent site offering information on millions of patents. Whether you?re an inventor, a patent attorney or just somebody who is just curious about what patents are out there and who holds which patents we have the information you are looking for. Patent Genius has full text patent descriptions, lists of patents by inventor and companies that hold patents, the ability to view all patents in any class or category, and much more. Patent Genius also features searches by inventor, holder, patent number and patent title.
Patent Genius also features guides for helping you through the patent process including:
Total Patents: 5,248,919
Total Inventors: 2,846,506
Total Patent Holders: 401,540
are a number of reasons why you might to do a patent search. For instance, if you think you&ve invented something
really cool, you can freely search patent ideas online and find out if your product is patentable or if someone else had your really cool idea first. Some things
that may help you with your patent search are some definitions and terms that you may or may not be familiar with, what
is and isn&t patentable, and how to get a United
States patent.
Patent search Definitions
though you are more than likely familiar with some of the following words, they
might have slightly different meaning in this context.
right of ownership granted by the government to a person that gives the owner
the right to exclude others from making, selling or using the claimed product. Also referred to as trade marks.
a new and useful article, machine, composition, or process, devised as a result
of someone&s imagination.
Applications: a document describing a product in detail, which is to be
submitted to a patent office with
the aim of obtaining a patent on the product.
Reduction to Practice: an in depth
description of how the product works, described in concrete terms.
Prior Art: the existing or publicly
available knowledge available before the date of a product or more than one year prior to the first patent application date.
Types of Patents
There are three main kinds of patents that you can get. Each one differs based on the nature of
your product, and are as follows:
Utility - Utility is the most common kind of trade mark and includes any inventions that function in a new and
useful manner.
Design - As implied by the name, this type of patent focuses on design rather than function. This type of patent relies on the product&s unique form or appearance.
Plant - You might not have thought that plants were patentable, but
any new varieties of asexually reproduced plants can be patented. A plant breeder can patent different types of dahlias or
is Patentable?
Now, let&s take a look at what
inventions can be patented under
each of these three different kinds of patents.
First off we have i inventions of utility have to fall
into one of five different statutory classes in order to be considered patentable.
These are the following:
Process ? this includes conventional
processes as well as software processes.
Machines ? this includes both
conventional machines and software machines. Machines are also often defined as
having moving parts, such as a fridge or a DVD player.
Manufactures products ? these are
considered to be items that don&t have moving parts, like books or coffee
Compositions
of matter ? examples of this include any pharmaceuticals, alloys, or chemicals.
uses of any of the above
Besides fitting into one of the above
categories, the product that you
want to trademark must be useful.
There are, however, different definitions of useful. For instance, some might
people might not consider board games to be useful, but they&re meant to be
used for entertainment, at which they succeed.
Whatever you want to patent must also be uniquely your intellectual property. That doesn&t
mean that it can&t be similar to something else, but it must have something
unique about it. For instance, take toasters vs. toaster ovens. They are
definitely similar in nature, yet they have unique aspects that make them
different products.
Last but not least, your product must not be completely obvious
to other independent inventors. This
means that your product would not
seem obvious to someone who has knowledge and experience in the area that your product fits into. For example, if all
microwaves were black and you &invented& a red microwave and tried to patent it, it wouldn&t work.
What Generally Can&t You Patent?
look at things that, generally speaking, you cannot patent. These
include merely changing an existing product&s size, form, or shape.
Inventions where you&ve merely added on some parts or taken some parts away
from someone else&s product are not considered unique, either.
Along with
trying to blatantly steal other people&s ideas, you&re not allowed to patent abstract ideas, physical phenomena, and the laws of nature. All literary,
dramatic, musical and artistic works should be protected by copyright laws, so you can&t try to patent those either. And, just in case you
were getting any ideas, you can&t get a patent for a product that
is against the laws of nature or whose only use is illegal in nature.
How Do You Do a Patent search?
The best and easiest way to do a patent search is by patent classification. A Patent Classification is a code used to
categorize a product. These
classifications are normally shown with the class of the product first, followed by a slash and the subclass of product. Classes and subclasses have
titles which provide a short description and/or definition of the class or
subclass. Many Classes and subclasses have explicitly defined relationships to
one another, which lets you search patents more easily.
There are a lot of internet patent search systems, and one of the top level domains is Google patents.
If you do an internet patent search using
Google&s patent search system, you
can just type in a word. If you type in the word &spork,& you will find a
foldable spork that is currently listed as patent D07/643. If you read on, you will
find that sporks fall under the class of D07: &Equipment for preparing or
serving food or drink not elsewhere specified,& and within the subclass of 643:
&combination or integral form of fork and spoon.&
How Do I Get My Patent?
Okay, let&s say you&ve made sure that
your product fits the requirements
and you did a thorough patent search to make sure that your patent won&t
infringe on someone else&s intellectual property.
Now, how do you go about getting your patent? First
off, you need to fill out a patent application.
Keep in mind, patent applications are
legal documents where you will need
to describe your product in
considerable detail. Luckily, you can do this online. If you go to the official
U.S. Patent Office (USPTO) site (),
you&ll be able to find the link to fill out and submit your patent forms online. You can also do a fee schedule check, search patent data, check on the status of your applications, etc. (If you are
Canadian, you can also check out the Canadian patents database).Patentest, Patent search - Home
Since 2004 our company provides IP research services worldwide in all fields of technology.
Our reputation as a reliable and cost effective search company have brought thousands of inventors to use our services and challenge their inventions.
Our main customers are patent attorneys and R&D departments from all kind of enterprises but we welcome you, the private inventor, to use this online platform as well.
Patentability Searches:
The first and most critical step on the way to a patent of your own is checking if your invention is new. If it's not, then filing the patent application is a waste of time.
Our expert research team of engineers specializes in locating the most relevant prior art which might be found by the patent examiners.
Our vast knowledge and experience, combined with our unparalleled technological and legal expertise, enable us to provide you with the most cost effective global patent search service.
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Developed by Sunyu Infotech, Patent Search is a patent search tool that allows IP professionals to search and download patents and patent applications using their iPhones. User could search within individual patent server (US, JP, GB, DE, FR, CN, KR, CH and EP), or simply choose All to search through the integrated patent server. Quick search option includes search of title, abstract, inventor, assignee, attorney or agent, patent number or application number. In advanced search, user is able to refine his/her search by a variety of parameters, including: - Keywords in title- Keywords in title or abstract- Publication number- Application number- Priority number- Publication date- Applicant- Inventor- European classification (ECLA)- International patent classification (IPC)-------------------------------------Additional features:1. View and save the patents detail including patent number, application number, title, inventors and abstract.2. View PDF images and bookmark file to FAVORITES for offline view. 3. Toggle to sort saved patents by number or title.4. Email the patent as an attachment or share the file with a PC through Wi-Fi.5. Click on Need Translation, user could fill out the request form (target language, document for translation, etc), and submit. Sunyu will respond with quotation in as short as 4 hours.6. Click on Sunyu logo, user will be directed to Sunyu’s website: .To install Patent Search on your iPhone, click on the link below:/us/app/patent-search/id?mt=8For any suggestions, please feel free to contact us.Email: Phone: +86(25)Fax: +86(25)
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