You can’t patent an
idea, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get a patent on some part of your
startup. A patent is for an invention but it doesn't necessarily have to be a
product, it can be a process or a method of doing something or it can be an
improvement on an existing product, process, or method. The first thing is that
you need to determine whether you have an “invention” that can be patented.
Thứ Tư, 27 tháng 5, 2020
How do you patent your startup idea?
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Along with the proper
subject matter above, the invention also needs to be new and non-obvious. An
invention that is already in the public domain or has already been patented
will not be granted a patent. It also needs to be more than an obvious
improvement. The standard is determined by looking at the prior art of the
subject area and determining whether the claimed invention is simply an obvious
improvement on what was already in the public domain. If the claimed invention
is only an obvious improvement, it will not be granted a patent. You will also
need to prove that your claimed invention is useful.
Whether you meet the
requirements will be determined by the USPTO through the filing process. You
will submit all required application and filing materials to the office and
they will make a determination on the patentability of your claimed invention.
I would suggest that you hire a patent attorney to help you with the filing
process.
To answer your more
specific question, it seems like what you really need is a non-disclosure agreement. An NDA is an agreement between parties to not disclose certain
information allowing you to choose who gets to hear your secrets and prohibit
those chosen people from further disclosure of your secret to other people. So,
if you want a patent because you are worried about disclosing your secrets
without protection, then an NDA will offer you that protection. Again, though,
you would want to hire an attorney to help you draw up you NDAs.
Source: Quora
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