The other is industrial property rights (also known as industrial property rights).
Intellectual property is the ownership of the results produced by intellectual labor, and it is an exclusive right granted to qualified authors, inventors or owners of results in a certain period of time according to the laws of various countries.
Patents:
As a part of intellectual property, patent is an intangible property with characteristics different from other properties.
(1) exclusivity. Exclusivity is also called exclusivity or exclusivity. It means that only the patentee can enjoy the right to manufacture, use and sell the same invention in a certain area within a certain period of time. Without permission, no one else may manufacture, use or sell it, otherwise it is an infringement.
(2) regional. Regionality means that the patent right is a right with geographical restrictions and is only valid within the legal jurisdiction. Except in some cases, according to the international convention for the protection of intellectual property rights, if an individual country recognizes the validity of the patent right approved by another country, the technological invention will be granted the patent right applied for by that country, and it is only valid within the scope of the patent-granting country, but it is not legally binding on other countries, and other countries do not undertake any protection obligations. However, the same invention can be patented in two or more countries at the same time, and its invention can be protected by law in all the applicant countries after it is approved. ?
Trademark;
(1) A trademark is a mark used on goods or services, which cannot be separated from and attached to goods or services. It is not a labor product for exchange, and its logo is not a trademark.
(2) A trademark is a sign that distinguishes it from other people's sources of goods or services. It has a particularly remarkable distinguishing function and is easy for consumers to identify. The composition of a trademark is an artistic creation.
(3) A trademark is a visual symbol composed of characters, graphics, letters, numbers, three-dimensional symbols and colors, and the combination of the above elements.