What is the difference between the rights enjoyed by an individual applying for a patent and those enjoyed by a company?

1 first of all, it must be made clear that the invention completed in the unit belongs to the service invention, and it is impossible to apply for a patent in the name of an individual. According to the patent law, any invention that makes use of the material and technical conditions of the unit or is related to work is a service invention. The patent right of service invention belongs to the company, and the inventor has the right of signature. When using the patent, the company should give the inventor no less than 2% profit. The Law on Promoting the Transformation of Scientific and Technological Achievements stipulates that the company should give the inventor no less than 20% of the after-tax profit generated by the patent transfer, so the patent inventor applied by the company has always had the right to benefit from the commission, even if he leaves his job, otherwise he can defend his rights through law.

2. The patent that an individual applies for can only be a technology that has nothing to do with work. The patent right belongs to the individual completely, and the individual pays the fee and sells it himself.