3 ms·
Ask HN: I have to do a 12 minute presentations on Patents
I have an upcoming presentation that I have to do on Patents and the topic is in Physics, its a group presentation but I managed to luck out and convince the professor to do it single. So 12 minutes is long, what do you guys think would be a good way to present everything about patents for a group of undergrad physics students? I want to do a good job at this, I have thought have using a kahzoo or a game and an question or answering period at the end. But I am not a lawyer.
- appleaday1 2y agopresentation* my bad should I try to like data mine all possible patents and public record and build some sort of a chatbot or custom AI? How should I go on about this. I personally just want to do a good history lesson, but I need a good question the prof told me and told me to be concise, but there is a lot of freedom.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- andrewfromx 2y agoOpening Hook (1-2 minutes): Start with a famous physics patent example, like Einstein's refrigerator patent or the laser patent. This immediately connects patents to physics and grabs attention. Core Content (6-7 minutes): Basic patent requirements (novel, non-obvious, useful) using physics examples. The difference between a discovery (E=mc²) and a patentable invention. Common pitfalls for scientific patents. Interactive Component (2-3 minutes): A "spot the patentable invention" exercise with physics scenarios. Quick pair-and-share where students identify potential patentable aspects of their own research areas. Q&A (1-2 minutes)
- appleaday1 2y agoOkay let me see, yeah I found Einstein patenting a refrigerator interesting. I am reading the rest of your reply.
- appleaday1 2y agoBruh, what AI model did you use for this, anyway thank you for interacting but be mindful some of us run replies through gptzero lol