What are the contents of the Design Patent Application Guide
1. What innovations can apply for design patents
Appearance design refers to the shape, pattern or combination of products and The combination of color, shape, and pattern creates a new design that is both aesthetically pleasing and suitable for industrial applications.
According to the above definition, you can apply for a design patent Specific design forms include:
First, the simplicity of the product Shape design: such as the appearance of profiles, glassware, furniture, cookware and other products.
The second is the simple pattern design of the product: such as Design patterns for carpets, canvases, towels and other products.
The third is the appearance design that combines the shape and pattern of the product: such as packaging bags and boxes with patterns.
The fourth is the appearance design that combines the shape, pattern and color of the product: such as packaging boxes, wine bottles, and labels with colors and patterns etc.
In market competition, modern entrepreneurs More and more people understand that good products not only refer to the function and intrinsic quality of the product, but also include the appearance of the product and its packaging. Aesthetic packaging and decoration are often important factors in attracting customers to buy. People are recognizing the excellent industrial appearance While the importance of design is important, the protection of industrial design intellectual property rights is often overlooked. Once a product is sold, many counterfeiters will inevitably emerge. They often confuse consumers with the same or similar names and packaging, and harm consumers. It will cause a serious blow to your own goodwill. Design patents have the advantages of clear protection scope, simple application procedures, and low costs. They can most directly and effectively combat counterfeiting and cloning manufacturers and dealers. Applying for design patents is The most powerful protection for industrial design and packaging.
After a design patent right is granted, no unit or individual may exploit the patent without the permission of the patentee, that is, it may not manufacture, sell, or import its design patented products for production and business purposes.
2. Application process
Step one: apply for consultation and negotiation
Second step: Sign the application for entrustment and pay the application fee
Step 3: The client submits a technical disclosure
Step 4: Agent writes application documents
Step 5: The client reviews the application documents and signs
Step 6: The agent submits the application and obtains the acceptance notice
3. Submit materials
1. The name of the product using the design (within 15 characters).
2. Provide pictures or photos (not smaller than 3cm×8cm, nor larger than 15cm×22cm).
Three-dimensional appearance design products: If the product design key points involve six sides, submit six-sided orthographic projection pictures, and provide three-dimensional drawings if necessary. If the design key points only involve one or a few aspects, you can submit orthographic projections and three-dimensional views of the involved aspects.
Flat appearance design products: The key points of product design involve one surface , you can submit only the front projection view of that side. If the product design key points involve two sides, you should submit the front projection view of both sides.
The name of the six-sided orthographic projection view is Refers to: front view, rear view, left view, right view, top view, and bottom view.
I believe that after reading the above introduction, you will know how to Now that you have a certain legal understanding of the responsibilities that need to be paid attention to, if you still have legal questions in this regard, please consult the lawyers of the Legal Savior Network, and they will provide you with professional answers.
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