Finding patented technology resources is not an easy task, and finding patented technology may not necessarily be what the patent buyer needs. In the end, even if the patented technology is suitable, the patent transfer will be unsuccessful due to patent transfer negotiation issues. situation; therefore, if it is time to negotiate a patent transfer, what issues does the patentee need to address to make it possible for the patented technology to be successful? Patent Transfer Negotiation So what is negotiated during patent transfer? Patent transfer negotiations are generally negotiations between the parties to determine their respective rights and obligations regarding the transfer of patent rights, transfer of patent application rights, transfer of technical secrets, and patent implementation licensing. Technology transfer refers to the paid transfer of the rights to specific technological achievements actually owned by the parties through scientific and technological negotiations. When applying for a patent, you must evaluate the bid to avoid failure of patent transfer due to price issues. When transferring a patent, you need to be optimistic about the detailed information of the patent, such as the patent term and whether the patentee is owned by the transferor; whether it involves related patents. Disputes, etc. During negotiations, the patent transferor needs to avoid setting too high a price so as not to scare patent buyers; during negotiations, whether the patent transfer is a complete transfer of technology or a partial transfer, these need to be understood clearly to avoid patent disputes. When transferring, it is necessary to clarify the standard of authorization; Article 343 of the "Contract Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates: A technology transfer contract may stipulate the scope of the transferor and transferee to implement the patent or use technical secrets, but shall not Restrict technological competition and technological development. It reflects the protection of the rights of the parties to implement and use the scope of technological achievements agreed upon. Generally speaking, the transfer of a patent is basically the complete transfer of the patented technology, that is, the technology is sold directly to others and cannot be used by the patentee. If the patentee does not want to directly transfer all the patented technology to others, he can choose to do so during the patent transfer negotiation. Patent licensing, if agreed, will be through licensing rather than transfer.