1, independent production, we can develop and produce ourselves, which is also the best way. Hold all the rights in your own hands and realize the integration of production and marketing. However, this method also has great risks. Patented products are brand-new products, and no one can guarantee that they will sell well. If independent R&D and production fail, all risks will be borne by yourself.
2, cooperative production, cooperative production is two or more people cooperate to produce patented products, reduce their own risks. Cooperative production can be the cooperation between individuals and enterprises or between individuals. The internal differences, mutual needs and interactions of the subjects in the model promote the flow of knowledge, information, technology, achievements, talents, funds and management of enterprises, universities and scientific research units.
3. Transfer of patent right. Patent transfer is a way that most patentees choose, and this way does not need to bear any risks at all. Both parties need to sign a transfer agreement, and the transfer methods are various, some patents are transferred, and all patents are transferred. The licensed patent right only allows the other party to produce and sell, but the patent right is still in its own hands.
4. Technology shareholding can also be regarded as a relatively low-risk way. Technology shareholding is usually a way to provide patented technology to a company, then get a certain share from the company and get dividends from the company at the end of the year. Although this risk is relatively small, this method is not popular. Many enterprises want to monopolize patent rights and generally buy their own patents.
Basic requirements of patent transformation achievements:
1, must have clear technical characteristics, and the patent should be able to clearly describe the technical characteristics to avoid confusion and misunderstanding. Patent writing must pay attention to the description of technical features, so that technical features are indisputable and unambiguous.
2, creativity, the technology involved in the patent must belong to the latest achievements, with unusual technical characteristics. This requirement is particularly important for applying for an invention patent, and it is necessary to prove that the applied technology is "creative" and "innovative" and has achieved better results than the existing technology.
3. practicality. Patented technology should be practical, with the best performance and can be used. Patents cannot be protected if they cannot be used or lack practicality. Therefore, the applied patent must have practical value and can be actually popularized and applied in the market.