1, patent right transfer. Patent transfer refers to the form of technology transfer in which the patentee, as the transferor, transfers the ownership or holding right of his invention-creation patent to the transferee.
2. Transfer of patent application right. The transfer of patent application right refers to the form of technology transfer in which the transferor transfers his patent application right for a specific invention to the transferee.
3. Patent licensing. Patent licensing refers to the form of technology transfer in which the patentee or licensor, as the assignor, permits the assignee to exploit the patent within the agreed scope.
4. Non-patented technology transfer. The transfer of non-patented technology (technical secret) refers to the form of technology transfer in which the transferor provides the non-patented technological achievements it owns to the transferee, and the right to use and transfer the non-patented technological achievements is clearly defined between the two parties.
1, technology transfer refers to the process that a certain technology (including mature technology and technology in the state of invention) is transferred from its place of origin or practice to other places or fields. Technology transfer is essentially transfer. It is often a comprehensive application of intellectual property rights including patents, trademarks, trade secrets and copyrights. "Technology" is an "intangible asset" endowed by intellectual property law, which can be transferred in value in transactions, thus making profits. Therefore, technology transfer is closely related to intellectual property rights.
2. The content of technology transfer transaction is that the transaction in intellectual property technology transfer is "technology" and a special commodity, not a material form, but a knowledge form. The essence of technology transfer is a kind of right-intellectual property, which refers to the exclusive right to spiritual wealth created by intellectual activities such as science, technology, culture and art in a certain region and period. This right is obtained through certain legal procedures (such as application, registration, registration, examination, announcement, authorization, etc.). ), so it is protected by law. Take the patent right as an example. What we usually call "purchasing a patent" is the exclusive right of the holder of the patent (the applicant) to purchase the patent, not the invention itself.