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✓ Published: 24-Oct-2015
✓ Published: 24-Oct-2015
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What is a patent? In this video I will give you a definition of a patentnnPatents are protecting inventions. So if you have invented a new hairdryer for elephants or even more useful stuff like flying cars you can apply for a patent with your national or regional patent office. nnA technical aspect to the invention is mandatory in Europe and most countries in order to get a patent. And the most recent caselaw in the US like the Alice decision of the US Supreme Court suggests that the US is movin
What is a patent? In this video I will give you a definition of a patentnnPatents are protecting inventions. So if you have invented a new hairdryer for elephants or even more useful stuff like flying cars you can apply for a patent with your national or regional patent office. nnA technical aspect to the invention is mandatory in Europe and most countries in order to get a patent. And the most recent caselaw in the US like the Alice decision of the US Supreme Court suggests that the US is movin
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