The Set up of Evaluation Sheets of Patent Specification -Taking the Invention Patent Specification of R.O.C. as an Example

• Main Authors: Hsiang-yun I, 易湘雲
• Other Authors: Meng-dar Shieh
• Format: Others
• Language: en_US
• Published: 2009
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/50416908647956543381

碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 創意產業設計研究所 === 97 === The creative industry is an industry sourced from individual creativity, skills and talents, and has the potential of creating wealth and employment opportunities through generation and utilization of intellectual property rights (IPR). The conversion process of creativity, skills and talents often entails IPR, and many innovative commercial methods and innovative products require protection of the patent system. In the patent system, any invention has to be expressed and defined with claims. This research mainly aimed to establish the patent specification evaluation sheets to facilitate evaluation within the framework of the patent specification. This research was based on the current ROC Patent Law, the Enforcement Rules of the Patent Act, the Patent Examination Standard, teaching material of the Taiwan Intellectual Property Training Academy, relevant patent documents, and opinions of interview with experts. The relevant regulations for the patent specification were listed out and integrated with an important selection chart to produce a questionnaire for surveying survey a number of senior patent engineers and patent examiners. The survey results were then used to weight each regulation item for building the patent specification evaluation sheets. This research provided three writers who have received the patent specification writing course with identical reference information for them to write a patent specification of an identical theme. The established patent specification evaluation sheets were then used to evaluate the written specifications. In parallel, three senior patent engineers were invited to carry out manual evaluation. Afterwards, the evaluation results from the two processes were compared to verify the feasibility and validity of the patent specification evaluation sheets.