Patent transformation is a word with a high appearance rate in recent years.
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Speaking of patent transformation, it is actually a "long" process, of course, if it is considered before the patent application, it will reduce a lot of transformation risks.
However, many of the patents that have been authorized also have the possibility of patent transformation, especially the stock patents of university scientific research institutions, a large number of authorized patents, how to revitalize, to the transformation docking, which requires some verification links, so from the process of patent authorization to patent transformation and transformation, what work can we actually land?
Explore and demonstrate the technical advantages and application value of patents
Many units need to go through a review before the transformation of patents, including the review of technical disclosures, novelty search reports, design drafts, three-dimensional display models, etc., that is to say, patents with commercial prospects will be transformed.
In fact, it is selecting valuable patents to transform.
So, whether it is the preparation of promotion and display, the preparation of publicity materials, the preparation of patent transformation verification materials, or technical forums and other scenarios, what do we need to prepare to highlight the advantages of patented technology in terms of innovation, practicability, economic benefits and market prospects?
1. Clear and concise description: Make sure there is a clear and concise description of the patented technology. Use language that is understandable and avoid using too much jargon so that it can be understood by non-specialists.
2. Graphical presentation: Visualize patented technologies with graphic elements such as charts, images, or flowcharts. This helps to communicate more intuitively how the technology works, the steps, or the benefits.
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3. Functional Demonstrations: Provide hands-on demonstrations or demonstration videos of the technology, if possible. By demonstrating the capabilities and effects of the technology through hands-on demonstration, its benefits and value can be more vividly demonstrated. (If you have a good budget)
4. Case Studies: Provide actual case studies or success stories that illustrate the achievements and commercialization potential of the patented technology in practice. This helps to prove the feasibility and market applicability of the technology.
5. Market potential analysis: Provide analysis of market demand and competitive environment, as well as the positioning and commercialization opportunities of the technology in the market, and form an evaluation report. Support a view of the market potential with data and examples.
6. Professional Presentation Materials: Prepare well-designed presentation materials, including slide presentations, brochures, posters, etc. Ability to convey information clearly.