Any invention that meets one of the following circumstances is a service invention:
(1) An invention made in the course of one's own job;
(2) Performing the company's duties Inventions and creations made for tasks other than the assigned duties;
(3) Inventions and creations made within 1 year after resigning, retiring or transferring work, and related to the duties assigned by the company or tasks assigned by the company .
In other words, if the patent you applied for was an invention completed while working and using the company's material materials or equipment, the patent right should belong to the company. If the content of the invention has nothing to do with the company, the patent rights for the invention made using your own spare time and resources belong to you.