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As someone with a fusion startup, and a recently issued fusion patent I read the actual patent to see what I could learn. In my opinion, the patent does not de
by pontifier 7y ago
As someone with a fusion startup, and a recently issued fusion patent I read the actual patent to see what I could learn.
In my opinion, the patent does not describe anything useful. There are no descriptions of the shape of the magnetic field this device is intended to produce, and is about as useful as saying "Aim a bunch of magnets toward the center. It'll work, trust me."
- bdowling 7y agoThis is an application, not a patent. To your point, the examiner may object to the claims because the application fails the enablement requirement. Enablement means that the disclosure enables a person of ordinary skill in the art to make and use the invention without undue experimentation. Even if a patent does issue and you're sued for infringement, one of your arguments might be that the patent shouldn't have issued because it isn't enabling.