Awarness on intellectual property rights .pptx

the presentation gives the details about patent the most important wealthWhat is a Patent?
why should one go for Patent?
Why Patent is necessary?
Can a Patent be obtained worldwide?
Requirement of Patent
Types of Patents
Patent granted for
Invention not Patentable
What rights does a Patent owner have?

why patent is necessary?
To protect the creativity of individual
To protect their invention from being copied
To reward the inventor
To encourage research and development.
Induces an inventor to disclose his invention.
Stimulate capital investment affects economy.
Encourages technology development.
Encourages establishment of new industries.

At present, no world wide patents exits.
Just a theory or based on known theory.
Based on traditional knowledge.
Arrangement or rearrangement in known way.
Related to atomic energy.
Contrary to natural laws
A method for: Human health related, Agriculture,Hoticulture.

limitations of patent

Limitation of Time : A patent is valid for a specific period i,e,. 20 years.
Limitation of Space : A patent is valid only in the country of its award and not in the other countries.




In general, an application for a patent must be filed, and a patent shall be granted and enforced. In each country In which you seek patent protection.
In some regions, a regional patent office. For example, the European Patent Office (EPO) grants patents, which have the same effect as applications filed, or patents granted, in the member States of that region.

copyright

Copyright is the right to “not copy”
Grants legal rights to creators for their original works like writing, photograph, audio recordings, video, sculptures, architectural works, computer software, and other creative works like literary and artistic work.
The rights include
Right to copy ( reproduce) a work,
Right to create derivative works based upon it,
Right to distribute copies of the work to the public,
And right to publicly display or perform the work.
It prevents others from copying, using or selling the work.

Trade mark

Once brand name and brand mark is registered and legalized it becomes a trade mark
A Brand which is registered under “Trade and Merchandise Act, 1958” treated as a Trade Mark
A trade mark is a brand or part of a brand that is given legal protection.


Trade secrets


Trade secretes are confidential business information.
Trade secrets can include formulas, practices and processes.
They provide a competitive advantage in the market































































































































































































































































































Geographical indication

It is a type of Intellectual property that protects products originating from a specific geographical area giving them a unique identity based on the quality , reputation or characteristics linked to th

1. One day Seminar on “Awareness on Patent” By Dr. Sujata K Associate Professor Faculty of Engineering & Technology (Exclusively for Women), Sharnbasva University Kalaburagi .

2. We shall learn in this session … What is a Patent? why should one go for Patent? Why Patent is necessary? Can a Patent be obtained worldwide? Requirement of Patent Types of Patents Patent granted for Invention not Patentable What rights does a Patent owner have?

3. Limitations of a Patent Patent grant procedure

4. What is a patent? A patent is a form of intellectual property that gives it’s owner the legal right to protect his invention from making , using or selling by others. No one can use the invention without prior permission or payment of fee.

5. A patent in not granted for an idea or principle as such, but it is granted for some article/product or the process of making the same article. Generally , a patent work is protected for the period of 20 years. If we want it can be renewed else it ll come in public domain.that can be used by anyone

6. Why should one go for Patent?

7. Prevention against leaking of the invention through workmen of inventor. Prevent secret exploitation of invention by the competitor. On obtaining patent the patentee can lawfully enforce against Infringers. Patentee can get monetary reward by granting license

8. Essentials of Patent Novel/Original : The invention must be new and should not be already known to the public. Industrial Application and Usefulness: The subject matter of the patent must have an industrial application, either immediate or in the future that is useful to the society/nation. Non-Obvious: The invention should not be obvious to a person skilled in the art and should represent an innovation.

9. Why Patent is necessary? To protect the creativity of individual To protect their invention from being copied To reward the inventor To encourage research and development. Induces an inventor to disclose his invention. Stimulate capital investment affects economy. Encourages technology development. Encourages establishment of new industries.

10. Can a patent be obtained worldwide?

11. At present, no worldwide patents exits. In general, an application for a patent must be filed, and a patent shall be granted and enforced. In each country In which you seek patent protection. In some regions, a regional patent office. For example, the European Patent Office (EPO) grants patents, which have the same effect as applications filed, or patents granted, in the member States of that region.

12. Types of P atents Design Patent : Anyone who creates a new design for a product can apply for a design patent. Patent Plant : Botanists involved in grafting and crating new hybrid plant forms can apply for a plant patent. Utility Patent : Anyone who invents or discovers “any new and useful process, machine or any new useful improvement.

13. Patent are Granted for An Invention (including a product). Innovation or improvement in an invention. Process or product of an invention.

14. Invention N ot Patentable Just a theory or based on known theory. Based on traditional knowledge. Arrangement or rearrangement in known way. Related to atomic energy. Contrary to natural laws A method for: Human health related, Agriculture,Hoticulture .

15. What Rights does a Patent Owners have? A patent owner has the right to decide who may or may not use the patented invention for the period in which the invention is protected. The patent owner may give permission to , or license, other parties to use the invention on mutually agreed terms. The owner may also sell the right to the invention to someone else, who will then become the new owner of the patent.

16. Once a patent expires, the protection ends, and an invention enters the public domain. that is, the owner no longer holds eclusive right to the invention, which becomes available to commercial exploitation by others.

17. Limitation of Patent Limitation of Time : A patent is valid for a specific period i,e ,. 20 years. Limitation of Space : A patent is valid only in the country of its award and not in the other countries.

18. Process to get a patent

19. Copyright Copyright is the right to “not copy” Grants legal rights to creators for their original works like writing, photograph, audio recordings, video, sculptures, architectural works, computer software, and other creative works like literary and artistic work. The rights include Right to copy ( reproduce) a work, Right to create derivative works based upon it, Right to distribute copies of the work to the public, And right to publicly display or perform the work. It prevents others from copying, using or selling the work.

20. Trade Mark & Trade Secrets

21. Trade Mark Once brand name and brand mark is registered and legalized it becomes a trade mark A Brand which is registered under “Trade and Merchandise Act, 1958” treated as a Trade Mark A trade mark is a brand or part of a brand that is given legal protection.

22. Trade Secrets Trade secretes are confidential business information. Trade secrets can include formulas, practices and processes. They provide a competitive advantage in the market

23. Geographical indication It is a type of Intellectual property that protects products originating from a specific geographical area giving them a unique identity based on the quality , reputation or characteristics linked to that location. It helps protect cultural heritage, promotes local businesses and ensures fair competition in the market Examples: Darjeeling Tea, Mysore silk, Banarasi Saree etc..

24. PATENTS … WHAT IS HAPPENING GLOBALLY

25. Status of Patent filing by various countries

26. The patent world tomorrow

27. Any Query…

28. Thank you & BEST WISHES FOR A BRILLIANT FUTURE