The conditions for granting the patent right for inventions and utility models are as follows

The conditions for granting a patent right for an invention or utility model mainly include the following aspects: First, the invention or utility model must be novel, that is, the technology has not been publicly disclosed internationally before the filing date. Secondly, the invention or utility model must be creative, that is, the technology is not obvious to professionals in the same field. Thirdly, the invention or utility model must be practical, that is, it can be applied in industry and produce practical benefits. Finally, the invention or utility model must conform to the patentability scope stipulated in the patent law, and cannot be excluded by law, such as natural phenomena and pure mathematical methods.