What is a patent?

A patent is the right of an inventor to own and use his invention.
The document proving that it can exercise this right is called a patent certificate.

Almost everything invented is within the scope of patent protection.

All rights of an invented device belong to the owner and cannot be used without permission.

If such a situation exists, the patent holder may take the right to sue the related real or legal person.

The high number of patents granted in a country is a clear indication of the development of that country.

Objectives of Patent Protection of Inventions

Encouraging the activity of invention,
Utilizing mental creativity,

Research Development and Dissemination of Technical Knowledge.

They cannot be granted patent because they are not inventive

Discoveries, scientific theories, mathematical methods;
Plans, procedures and rules for mental, commercial and game activities;

Literary and artistic works, scientific works, aesthetic creations, computer software;

Procedures that do not have technical aspects for compiling, organizing, presenting and communicating information.

Surgical and therapeutic procedures to be applied to human or animal body and diagnostic procedures related to human, animal body.