How should patent inventors rank when applying for patents?

How should patent inventors rank when applying for patents? When we apply for a patent, we can put other patent applicants who cooperate with you on the patent, but how do patent inventors rank? Will people who have made small contributions write in the front? We will tell you the specific answer through this article. How should patent inventors rank when applying for patents? The ranking order of patent inventors has nothing to do with the size of their rights, and all parties are the same obligee. If there is a clear agreement on the sharing and exercise of rights, it shall be followed (the rights of all parties may be unequal, but the parties reach an agreement); Otherwise, all parties have equal rights. The ranking of inventors mainly depends on their contribution to technology and related level. If the follow-up work evaluation needs it, it is recommended to negotiate. According to the patent law, the order of inventors is in no particular order. Invention patents are characterized by 1 and exclusivity. Appropriateness is also called exclusivity. The so-called exclusivity means that the patentee enjoys the exclusive right to manufacture, use, sell and import and export his invention and creation. That is to say, without the permission of the patentee, no other unit or individual may manufacture, use, sell, promise to sell and import and export its patented products for production and business purposes, nor may it use its patented methods, nor may it manufacture, use, sell, promise to sell and import and export products directly obtained by its methods without the permission of the patentee. Otherwise, it is patent infringement. 2. regionality. According to the principle of patent independence stipulated in the Paris Convention, the regionality of patent right means that the patent right granted by a country according to its own patent law is only valid within the legal jurisdiction of that country and is not binding on other countries. A foreign country does not undertake the obligation to protect its patent, and only obtains a patent right for an invention in China, then the patentee only enjoys the patent right or exclusive right in China. If someone produces, uses or sells the invention in other countries and regions, it is not an infringement. It is very meaningful to understand the regional characteristics of patent rights. In this way, if a unit or individual in China develops an invention with international market prospects, it is not only a matter of applying for domestic patents in time, but also should seize the opportunity to apply for patents in other countries and regions with good market prospects, otherwise foreign markets will not be protected. Timeliness: the so-called temporality refers to all the exclusive rights granted by the patentee to his invention and creation, which are only valid within the time stipulated by law. After the expiration of the time limit, the patentee no longer enjoys the exclusive right to manufacture, use, sell, promise to sell and import his invention and creation. At this point, inventions protected by law have become public wealth of society, and any unit or individual can use them free of charge.