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> Your patent has to fully describe how the invention works. Exactly, a patent can't be just for "an idea" which is intrinsically generic but rather for the ac
by buran77 4y ago
> Your patent has to fully describe how the invention works.
Exactly, a patent can't be just for "an idea" which is intrinsically generic but rather for the actual implementation with details. Patenting ideas would probably be the very definition of an overly broad patent.
- freejazz 4y agoIt doesn't have to be the exact implementation though. It can be many implementations that your invention enables...