What are the types of patent infringement? Will you be sentenced?

The type of patent infringement, the technology without patent application is relatively easy to be infringed. Therefore, it is suggested that the patentee should prepare for patent protection in time to prevent others from using the patent for free or directly preempting the patented technology. If the patented technology has been applied for protection, the infringer can be attacked. There are two types of patent infringement, direct infringement and indirect infringement. According to the different patent infringement, legal liability includes civil liability, administrative liability and criminal liability. Types of patent infringement direct infringement. This refers to the act of infringing others' patent rights directly implemented by the actor. Its manifestations include: the act of manufacturing patented products of inventions, utility models and designs; The act of using patented products of inventions and utility models; The act of promising to sell patented products of inventions and utility models; The act of selling patented products of inventions, utility models or designs; The act of importing patented products of inventions, utility models and designs; Indirect infringement. This means that the actor's own behavior does not directly constitute an infringement of the patent right, but he has induced, encouraged, abetted and helped others to infringe the patent right. Indirect infringement usually creates conditions for direct infringement, and the common manifestations are: the actor sells parts of patented products, molds specially used for implementing patented products or machinery and equipment used for implementing patented methods; An act in which an actor transfers his patented technology without the authorization or entrustment of the patentee. If his patented technology is infringed, according to the type of patent infringement, he needs to bear certain legal responsibilities, such as stopping the infringement and compensating for losses, and compensating for losses in accordance with the provisions of the patent law and the criminal law; As for counterfeiting other people's patents, if the circumstances are serious, the person directly responsible shall be investigated for criminal responsibility. Therefore, the patentee should not go astray in order to temporarily use other people's patented technology. If the patented technology is needed, it can only be used with the permission and consent of the patentee.