1 / 16

Free Internet Patent Search Tool - Patent Awareness Promotion and Innovation Stimulation

This tool by the European Patent Organisation offers free access to patent information, aiming to stimulate innovation in the EU research community. It allows for introductory state-of-the-art searches, patent watching, and identifying competitors or partners. However, it does not provide exhaustive searches or access to entire state-of-the-art. Available information includes bibliographic data, first page image, description, claims, and drawings, with coverage ranging from the last 24 months to over 30 years. Users can search by filling in fields matching their criteria and accessing detailed patent information.

lilyd
Download Presentation

Free Internet Patent Search Tool - Patent Awareness Promotion and Innovation Stimulation

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. A service of the European Patent Organisation http://ec.espacenet.com A presentation by Daniela Nolte

  2. Overview The world’s most extensivefree internetpatent searchfacility http://ec.espacenet.com

  3. Overview Promotespatent awareness Providesdirect and free accessto patent information Uses Internetas a dissemination channel Intends tostimulate innovationin EU Community research

  4. Overview is an excellent tool for... IntroductoryState-of-the-Art searches Introductorypatent-watching Retrieving specific patentsfrom their number, inventor,applicant or IPC code Identifyingcompetitors or potential partners Getting information aboutcompetitors on a specific market

  5. Overview is not meant to... Conduct exhaustivepatent searches Discover the entireState-of-the-Art

  6. Accessible information EPCMember States(National level) Euro. (EPO)+PCT (WIPO) Japan World-wide(National level) • Bibliographic data • 1st page image • Description • Claims • Drawings • Search results • Bibliographic data • 1st page image • Description • Claims • Drawings Information provided Coverage Minimum: last 24 months Data:since 1976Images:since 1980 Comprehensive data: since 1970Additional data: 30 years or more Last 24 months Data origin NationalPatentOffices

  7. Entry point languages GREEK

  8. How to search? Choose your entry point(In this case the IPR-Helpdesk) 1 2 Choose your language 3 Choose your database http://ec.espacenet.com

  9. How to search? Fill-in one or several fieldsaccording to your search criteria 4 http://ec.espacenet.com

  10. How to search? 5 Launch research! http://ec.espacenet.com

  11. How to search? Number ofpatents foundwith matching criteria 6 Choosethe patent you want to see, then click on its number http://ec.espacenet.com

  12. How to search? 7 Patent display bibliographic data http://ec.espacenet.com

  13. How to search? 8 Available informationon the selected patent http://ec.espacenet.com

  14. How to search? First page... 9 Promotespatent awareness Description... Claims... http://ec.espacenet.com

  15. How to search? Drawings... ...and search report http://ec.espacenet.com

  16. Any questions? Do not hesitate to: 1. Contact the Hellenic Property Organisation 2. Have a look at the IPR-Helpdesk esp@cenet tutorial at: http://www.ipr-helpdesk.org/t_en/t_001_en.asp 3. Contact Mr Paul Schwander at the European Commission Paul.Schwander@cec.eu.int

More Related