What is a tripartite patent?

Tripartite patent refers to the same patent that has been applied in the United States, Japan and the European Patent Office and at least obtained the invention patent right in the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Tripartite patents are usually of high value. Patent owners can only extend the protection period if they pay an extra fee, provided that they think it is worthwhile.

Patents are generally documents issued by government agencies or regional organizations representing several countries according to their applications. This kind of document records the contents of the invention and creation, and in a certain period of time, it has produced such a legal state that the patented invention and creation can only be implemented by others with the permission of the patentee.

Other knowledge of patents.

The invention patent does not seek the technical achievements that can be directly applied to industrial production through practice, but it can be a solution to technical problems or an idea with the possibility of industrial application. However, this technical scheme or idea cannot be confused with a simple topic or idea, because a simple topic or idea does not have the possibility of industrial application.