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No, not really. There are many, many, many patents that are obviously not a working invention. You just have to be able to tell a good story and pay the fee.
by talmand 11y ago
No, not really. There are many, many, many patents that are obviously not a working invention. You just have to be able to tell a good story and pay the fee.
- rayiner 11y agoYou need to reduce it to practice. Which means something less than a fully working product, but more than just the idea of what the product would do. You need to know how the invention works.
- talmand 11y agoI agree that's the idea, but based on many patents I've seen it's not the reality.