Patent Registration
New and industrially applicable inventions are protected by patenting. Invention can be briefly defined as the solution to a technical problem in the industry and it emerges as one of the most important factors that enable the production of new technologies and the development of existing technology. Meet in another change
It is the solution to a concrete problem in industry and technology, including agriculture. The patent gives the inventor a limited period of time on his invention.
is a right mentioned by the state or other official patent offices. The patent right is given to the inventor in terms of selling and marketing the product in question.
it provides a privilege and this encourages new inventions. This privilege provided by the patent right to the inventor is 20
years, 7 years in patent without examination.
Inventions must have some features in order to be protected by patenting. These are innovation, overcoming the state of the art and being applicable to industry. Innovation; It means that before the date of the patent application, the invention has not been disclosed in a publicly accessible written, oral or other way anywhere in the world. If the known state of the technique is exceeded; It means that the invention has been realized as a result of an activity that cannot be clearly deduced from the state of the art by an expert in the technical field concerned. In other words, to exceed the known state of the art is to go beyond the existing knowledge on the subject thanks to the invention. Finally, being applicable to industry; the invention can be produced or used in any branch of industry including agriculture.
Trademark registration patent attorneys first examine whether your invention can be registered in accordance with the provisions of the Decree Law on the Protection of Patent Rights and give you detailed information on this issue. If the Trademark Registration experts conclude that your invention can be registered as a patent, they will direct you to decide which of the patent systems with or without examination will be preferred, considering your needs and the cost of the invention. If the invention is not patentable, its registrability as a utility model will be analyzed and you will be informed about this possibility and advised.