Patent Search
Before investing significant time and resources into developing your invention, it is essential to conduct a patent search. This process helps determine if your idea is novel and non-obvious by uncovering existing patents and publications (known as "prior art"). A good starting point is a preliminary search, which aims to find patents or applications that are identical or very similar to your core concept. After this initial review, a more comprehensive patentability search should be performed to find a wider range of prior art that could prevent your patent from being granted or limit the scope of your claims.
Enter a brief description of your invention below to perform an exemplary preliminary search.
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