1. Intellectual property ownership of service inventions: refers to the inventions and creations completed by laborers in the process of performing their duties and tasks. These inventions belong to units or employers, and workers do not enjoy patent rights, but they can enjoy bonuses, honors and other related benefits.
2. Intellectual property ownership of non-service inventions: refers to inventions and creations completed by laborers outside their work tasks. These inventions and creations belong to the workers themselves, and they can apply for patents, enjoy patent rights, or transfer or authorize others to use them to obtain economic benefits.