What's the difference between service invention and non-service invention? How to define it?

Usually, the technology made by employees in enterprises that can be extended to their posts is also an intangible asset of enterprises, which belongs to employees' job inventions and should be protected by enterprises to avoid losses. For individuals, it is also very irritating if what they have worked so hard to invent is crowned as a job invention by enterprises and takes away the fruits of labor. Then how to distinguish between service inventions and non-service inventions? Knowing the difference between the two can ensure that the assets of enterprises are not infringed and the fruits of personal labor can be preserved. This is the significance of distinguishing service inventions from non-service inventions. Service inventions and non-service inventions 1. From the definition of service invention and non-service invention, it is different from service invention: it refers to the service invention created by employees of enterprises, institutions, social organizations and state organs who perform their own tasks or mainly use their own material conditions. The right to apply for a patent belongs to this unit. After the application is approved, the unit is the patentee; The unit shall reward the inventor or designer. Non-service invention: refers to the invention and creation made by the staff of enterprises, institutions, social organizations and state organs without taking advantage of the material conditions of their own units. Two. Service inventions and non-service inventions defined in the Patent Law The service inventions mentioned in Article 6 of the Patent Law refer to: (1) inventions and creations completed in one's own work; (2) Inventions and creations made by completing tasks other than one's own work entrusted by the unit; (3) Inventions and creations made within 1 year after resignation, retirement or job transfer, which are related to the job undertaken by the original unit or the tasks assigned by the unit. Units mentioned in Article 6 of the Patent Law include temporary work units; The material and technical conditions of the entity mentioned in Article 6 of the Patent Law refer to funds, equipment, spare parts, raw materials or technical materials that are not disclosed to the public. From the above differences, we can know that there are essential differences between service inventions and non-service inventions. From the legal point of view, these two patented inventions are obviously different. Therefore, when it is impossible to define service inventions and non-service inventions, we can know how to define them by directly comparing the legal provisions with the actual situation.