Three Ways to Help Keep Your Invention Patentable
To receive a patent on an invention, your invention needs to be new, useful, and non-obvious. In an earlier blog, I told you about three actions to avoid if you want to patent your invention. Today, I’ll tell you three things to do to help ensure your invention is patentable. Get an enabled patent application submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) as quickly as possible – probably even before you have actually built the invention! The USPTO grants patents on inventions to the first inventor to file an enabled application, not… read more →
