Vol 2 Chapter 965: Patent pros and cons

Of course, graphene batteries are also graded, and it is impossible to achieve the desired results as soon as they are put into commercial use. As stated in the publicity, an electric car can run a thousand kilometers after charging for 10 minutes.

This is of course the most ideal and the result everyone hopes to achieve. But in reality, it is not easy to achieve. This is like artificial intelligence. Everyone hopes that artificial intelligence can be advanced and smart enough, just like our human brain. However, although the current artificial intelligence is developing rapidly, it is far from reaching the desired effect.

Because of material, manufacturing technology, cost and other reasons. Even if graphene batteries are available, they may be much stronger than ordinary lithium batteries on the market, but they can also be so exaggerated in publicity.

In fact, with regard to graphene technology, Haoyu Technology's related laboratories and R&D teams have also been studying, and have already had some success.

However, these technologies will not be applied immediately, but will be used as technical reserves and stored in the company's data database for future needs.

In addition to graphene technology, the company’s data database stores many research and scientific research successes, covering a very wide range.

Some of these technologies are already available and are used in newly released related products, while others continue to be stored for emergencies.

Along with these technologies, there are of course a large number of technology patents. As domestic technology copyright laws and regulations become stricter, major companies attach great importance to the application and registration of technology patents.

Even this has become a business, or it has become a powerful weapon in the hands of major companies. Therefore, some patent squatting is often staged. Regardless of the technology or design, the patent application is registered first.

In this way, even if you don't use it in the future, you can authorize it to be used by others. And can also become a powerful weapon against competitors at critical times.

Of course, Wu Hao also attaches great importance to the application and registration of technology patents, and they have also established a special department to take charge of these matters.

At present, the company's annual number of patent applications and registrations has steadily ranked in the forefront of the country, even reaching the top from time to time.

And in terms of the quality of technology patents, their company is also the best. This is not their boast of selling melons, but the statistics published by professional authority.

In fact, these technology patents do not represent all of Wu Hao's technology, but only a part of all their technology patents.

For example, they have many technologies that have not been released to the public for the time being, and many technologies need to be kept secret.

For example, the formula and manufacturing process of super solid-state batteries are currently kept secret.

Some products are not suitable for patent application. For example, they developed the Fuluo Intelligent Attack UAV, the Mad Humble Swarm Array Attack System, the Battlefield Sweeper Individual Strike System, the Jianmu No. 1 Jianmu No. 2 carrier rocket, and so on. Such cutting-edge weapons and equipment are generally kept strictly confidential, so how can they register for patents and make them public?

For Wu Hao, or most companies, applying for patent registration is just to better protect their technology, design, and creativity.

This is the basic idea of ​​patents in exchange for protection.

This approach is not necessarily completely advantageous, it has advantages and disadvantages. On the positive side, through the protection of relevant patent laws and regulations in various countries and regions, your technology, design, and creativity are protected by everyone, and your legal rights are also protected.

However, this also means that you must disclose the technology, design, creativity, and patent law also stipulates. This kind of protection also has a certain period of time. Generally, after the patent protection period of more than ten years ends, it must be announced free of charge.

At that time, theoretically speaking, this technology is no longer yours. It will become the common property of the whole world, and anyone has the right to use it for free.

It sounds great, but in fact, everything is for profit.

Moreover, the importance of patent protection varies from country to country. Countries that value intellectual property rights have relatively complete laws and regulations on patent protection, and their enforcement is relatively good.

But how do you encounter those that do not pay much attention to intellectual property rights, that the laws and regulations on patent protection are lacking, or are not perfect, and the implementation is just like a cat and a tiger.

Even more excessive, there is no laws and regulations in this area, or even opposition to laws and regulations in this area, and there is no awareness in this area.

Therefore, after these patents were published, they were used by these countries or regions. such as……

In this situation, you can only admit that you are unlucky.

Even some countries and regions that claim to be democratic models will use some excuses to infringe on some patented technologies.

For example, Sandu, in terms of medicine, uses an excuse to seize some patented technologies of other pharmaceutical companies to produce generic drugs.

These generic drugs are naturally a boon for ordinary people and patients. But for pharmaceutical companies, it is unfair.

Pharmaceutical companies have spent a lot of manpower and material resources to develop drugs, but they are stolen and imitated, which is a kind of harm to their rights.

Perhaps this kind of behavior is applauded by everyone, but if a pharmaceutical company closes down or stops the development of new drugs, the general public will ultimately be injured.

So for these pharmaceutical companies, they love and hate patents. Love is naturally because patent-related laws and regulations protect their legal rights.

I hate it, naturally, because these protective measures cannot prevent some people from infringing on their legitimate rights and interests. Moreover, these patents have been maintained for more than ten years, and once they expire, it means the loss of ownership.

This is still very stressful for pharmaceutical companies that spend huge amounts of money to develop drugs ~www.readwn.com~.

After all, the research and development of new drugs consumes too much capital resources, and the time period is too long. Generally, a new drug is only a start in three years, and it is common for five years to be considered as a general level for more than ten years.

And this may not be successful in research and development, the general success rate is only 50%. In other words, either success or failure, the uncertainty is too high and the risk is too high.

Even if the research and development is successful, it is difficult to recover the cost within such a limited period of protection.

This is also the reason why the prices of many new drugs remain high. Of course, it does not rule out the situation that many pharmaceutical companies blindly pursue interests and set sky-high prices.

Therefore, many pharmaceutical companies have chosen to keep confidential. For example, some of our traditional Chinese medicines with the prefixes of Chinese characters have adopted the method of self-confidentiality, and the formula is kept top secret.

In fact, for most companies, if their technology, creativity, and design can be kept secret, they will never apply for patent registration.

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