How to judge the design patent infringement from the similarity standard?

For patent infringement, if the appearance similarity reaches a certain proportion, it constitutes patent infringement. How to judge the design patent infringement from the similarity standard? Next, Bian Xiao compiled some knowledge about this for everyone. Welcome to read! How to judge whether the infringement of a design patent constitutes an infringement of a design patent from the similarity standard is to see whether the design of the accused infringing product is the same as or similar to the design applying for a patent. The identity or similarity here should mainly refer to the visual and aesthetic identity or similarity. It should be compared whether the appearance design of the product is the same or similar to that of the product accused of infringement: (1) If the main design parts (main components) such as shapes and patterns are the same, it should be considered as the same appearance design; (2) If the main design parts (main parts) in the constituent elements are the same or similar, and the minor parts are different, it shall be deemed as approximate design; (3) If the main design parts (main components) of the two are not the same or similar, they should be considered as different or similar designs.