What does it mean to give a person a patent remark?

To make a remark on a patent is to add one's name to the patent of a person or a team. For example, co-inventor A and inventor B*** both applied for a patent, in which B's contribution is significant, so A can add B's name to the patent, which is called remarks patent.

Giving people comments on patents is not only an affirmation of teamwork, but also an approval of talents. In the workplace, giving people comments about patents can bring better career development opportunities, and at the same time, it can also increase the protection of intellectual property rights for enterprises and enhance the value of enterprises.

In order to indicate the patent, it must be indicated in the patent application and signed by the co-inventor. In the application stage, it is necessary to evaluate the contribution of each inventor to make clear the necessity and degree of remarks. This process requires the applicant and the co-inventor to make a decision after active communication and consultation, so as to ensure that the inventor's contribution can be reflected as completely as possible in the patent application.