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a patent should 在 陳繼宇 Jason Chan Facebook 的最佳解答

陳繼宇 Jason Chan By 陳繼宇 Jason Chan

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在3年前Ocean嘗試為自己的 #發明 申請 #專利，大約花了一年時間將文件整理好，在2019年初專利註冊申請成功，那時Ocean仍是12歲。為著紀念那一刻，當時拍低了幾張相。經過多番波折努力，這個專利應該可以在不久的日子實現。就在2020年最後的一天預告2021年將會發生的事，期待！

Ocean tried to apply for #patent for his invention 3 years ago. It took about a year to sort out the documents. The patent registration application was successful in early 2019, when Ocean was still 12 years old. To commemorate that moment, we took some photos. After many twists and turns, this patent should be able to achieve a real platform system in the near future. It is the last day of 2020 to predict what will happen in 2021, look forward to it!

#專利發明
名稱：#通過人工智能制定學習計劃的系統和方法
Title: Systems and Methods for Creating Study Plan via Artificial Intelligence
生效日期 Effective Date：2018-08-09
發明人 Inventor：#陳翺洋 #OceanCHAN
所有人 Proprietor：#陳繼宇 #JasonCHAN & 陳翺洋 Ocean CHAN
申請編號 Application No.：18110253.1
專利編號 Patent No.：HK1250600

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What’s free is the most expensive | Lee Yee

Last week, Carrie Lam announced that the Central government will support Hong Kong’s fight against the epidemic in several large initiatives, including universal screening, earmarking AsiaWorld Expo as a holding treatment facility, and the construction of the makeshift hospitals, all cost to be borne by the Central government.

Such “good deeds”, shouldn’t society respond with great enthusiasm? But according to Carrie Lam, there are voices in society trying to divide the public and the government, “Every time (the government) does something, it will be discredited by some people with conspiracy theories,” and asked the media to “join (the government) in the call on citizens to participate in testing.”

Distorting facts is what discrediting means, but some facts cannot be denied, for example:

● Nationally-approved testing personnel have been exempted by the government from the requirement to register for medical laboratory work in Hong Kong. China’s BGI (formerly Beijing Genomics Institute) will process the samples from the citywide screening. Its chemists are not registered in Hong Kong.

● BGI is a listed company in Shenzhen responsible for collecting and analyzing the “national gene bank”.

● In July 2020, two companies under BGI Group were included in the sanctions list by the U.S. Department of Commerce for “suspicion of forced collection of DNA of Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities for research in order to suppress Uyghurs.”

● On Aug. 14, a multinational biotechnology company filed a lawsuit with the High Court against BGI, accusing it of infringing upon a gene sequencing kit patent. GBI’s trustworthiness is in line with the level of many other Chinese companies.

● Some medical professionals believe that under the current condition of border and market non-closure, doing universal screening alone is not helpful. The public’s acceptance of testing increases the risks.

Faced with these facts, it’s evident to the public how many will be tested voluntarily. Moreover, the effectiveness of screening has been questioned by regions who’ve successfully stopped the spread of the virus, including Taiwan.

Because of China’s support, Hong Kong is not paying. As such, Carrie Lam and her cabinet have relentlessly professed their gratitude towards the Central government.

Japanese writer Isaka Kotaro said, “Nothing is more expensive than free.” A few years ago, Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma also repeated the same thing, “free is the most expensive.” Why the most expensive? Because the price you pay is time, privacy, health, freedom, these seemingly intangible things, our most precious wealth. From the collected samples, a chemist can obtain one’s DNA, some very sensitive and personal privacy information.

We would rather pay for what we need, rather than the free things given. If the three anti-epidemic initiatives were paid for by the government, it will be necessary to get LegCo to approve the funds. In the process, at least the government and BGI or other institutions must go through negotiations that must be disclosed, rather than operating within a black box. If the three initiatives were to invite bids from Western countries, there will not be viral conspiracy theories or “smearing” remarks on social media.

The Carrie Lam regime has been accusing the United States and other Western countries of adopting “double standards” for Hong Kong in recent years. For example, the US police force also used violence against the protesters, many countries have national security laws, and other countries have postponed elections, etc., why only criticize and sanction Hong Kong?

Regarding the behaviors of people, society, and countries, we should adopt the same standards for judging and commenting, but the premise is that the other party is a person, society, and country with certain standards. We respect people from anywhere, but that does not equate respecting people who have no standards in words or deeds, and do not respect themselves. Many countries have national security laws, but behind which most countries have legislative procedures that are fully authorized by public opinion, and are restricted by the judiciary and independent media and public opinions. How is a national security law with absolute powers without checks and balance comparable to those in these other countries? Many countries allow a certain degree of police violence on protesters, but there are other mechanisms to restrict them, such that improper police violence will be followed by legal consequences.

Under autocracy, power is the single most almighty thing, accompanied by no “standards” whatsoever, whether professionally, or behaviorally of those in power and their people. Autocracy does not comply with universal standards. The standards used on those people and regimes with standards cannot be adopted on those people and regimes that do not. Facing those without standards, the natural human instinct is distrust.

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陳冠廷 Kuan-Ting Chen By 陳冠廷 Kuan-Ting Chen

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不要做出錯誤決斷。

我不相信控制價格，能讓人得到好的醫療品質

健保署首訂醫材「自付差額」上限 九成自付差額醫材都將降價」

單種產品的品質跟價格，差異本來就很大，從樂器、食品、到醫療器材都是如此。

許多苛求食材、樂器到重視醫療器材品質的廠商，要花多少時間去反覆驗證，確保給消費著最好品質的服務；而這些，難道不需要資金、不需要人才去努力？

當所有周邊商品也全面「基礎化」；那也就沒有差異化。

只要關於醫療，不論是服務或是耗材，它的價格訂定的基本線應該是專業的know how，而醫材這個部分是有專利的，能夠壓的下價錢的都是過了專利期限的商品。

如果有了上限，在健保的使用藥品就會，第一，產品選擇有限，第二，台廠制。畢竟，價格決定廠商要給你什麼樣的藥。

然後，就會再出現一個問題，醫師想用好的藥材跟器材，就會開給病患另一個自費的選擇。這是現在在醫院比較普遍的現象。

我們在許多原廠藥跟好的醫材已經越來越來少、議價狀況也越來越不佳；如果逆市場機制，最後傷害的還是全民。

逆市場機制的非常作為，是要在對大眾有立即性危害，應該有緊急性、局限性、時效性（比方說因應疫情口罩）；不能更不該常態化。

真誠希望政府不該干預市場機制，而是讓資訊透明，市場機制運作的更順利。

Don’t make wrong decisions.

I don’t believe that controlled prices will guarantee good health care.

The National Health Insurance Department head first sets the upper limit for the "deductible balance" for medical materials at 90% of the deductible. Medical materials are then all at this reduced price.

The difference between the quality and price of a single product is very large in areas such as musical instruments, food, and medical equipment.

Many manufacturers of food ingredients, musical instruments, medical equipment all have to pay attention to quality. How much time does it takes to repeatedly verify and ensure that the best quality service is consumed; and do these not also need capital and hardworking employees?

When all surrounding commodities are fully "basic", there is no differentiation.

As long as it is related to medical care, whether it is service or consumables, the basic line for its price setting should be based on professional expertise for patented medical materials. The prices can then be reduced for all products that have passed the patent period.

If there is an upper limit, the use of drugs in health insurance will first cause limited product choices, and then second cause an only Taiwan-made system. After all, the price determines what kind of medicine the manufacturer wants to give you.

Then, there will be another problem. Let’s say the doctor wants to use good medicines and equipment, they often will give the patient another option that’s available at his or her own expense. This is a relatively common phenomenon in hospitals.

Many of our original medicines and good medical materials options have continually decreased, and bargaining conditions are getting worse and worse. If the market mechanism is reversed, it will ultimately hurt everyone.

The counter-market mechanism is very effective in that it can respond to an immediate harm to the public and should be reserved for urgent, limited, and time-sensitive responses (for example, the mask production in response to the epidemic). This response should not be the norm.

I hope that the government doesn’t intervene in the market mechanism, but instead works to make information transparent and operate smoother for this industry.

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#1. Frequently Asked Questions: Patents

To get a patent, technical information about the invention must be disclosed to the public in a patent application. The patent owner may give permission to, or ...

#2. The cost of a patent should be amortized over A) 20 years. ...

The cost of a patent should be amortized over the shorter of its legal life or its useful life. The legal life is considered to be 20 years in accordance ...

#3. When should a patent application be filed?

Since the United States is now a first to file country, you should file your patent application as soon as possible. You must file within one year of the ...

#4. TOA Intangible assets Flashcards

A patent should be amortized over a. twenty years. b. its useful life. c. its useful life or twenty years, whichever is longer.

#5. What must a patent application include?

Your patent application must include: an application form (paper or online form); a description of your invention; claims; an abstract ...

#6. Why researchers should care about patents

Patents contain detailed technical information which often cannot be found anywhere else: up to 80% of current technical knowledge can only be found in patent ...

#7. What is a patent?

Through a patent, the government gives you, the inventor, the right to stop others from making, using or selling your invention from the day ...

#8. How to account for a patent

A patent is an intangible asset, since it has no physical substance. ... A patent asset should not be amortized for longer than the lifespan ...

#9. Apply for a patent: Overview

A patent registers your invention and lets you take legal action against anyone who makes, uses, sells or imports your invention without your permission.

#10. Patent essentials

Basic questions about patents. Get answers to the simplest patent-related issues you could ask about. What is intellectual property? IP is ...

#11. What are the criteria for patenting my invention?

You can protect your invention with a patent. A patent can be used to prohibit others ... Patent applications must satisfy the following three criteria: ...

#12. What Are Patents? | IP Australia

In order to be granted a patent, you'll need to make sure that your invention is: New - it must be novel; Useful - it can be made or used in an industry ...

#13. Should I protect my manufacturing process with patents?

Should I protect my manufacturing process with a patent? Murgitroyd Blog|No. 77|June 14, 2020. Share. Patents aren't only used to protect new product ...

#14. Patent Amortization: Everything You Need to Know

How to Amortize a Patent. Patents need to be amortized regularly over the course of their life. Report the preliminary patent price on the corporate ledger as ...

#15. When Should You File a First Patent Application?

Choosing when to start the patent process is a critical decision for startups. The right time is based on a combination of business and legal factors.

#16. IP BASICS: Should I get a patent? - YouTube

Part of the IP Basic series: What is a patent and why is it important to your business? Keep updated with IPO email alerts: ...

#17. How Broad Should the Scope of Patent Protection Be?

Wider patents reduce consumers' freedom to substitute competitively provided, unpatented varieties of the product and so, we shall see, generally reduce losses ...

#18. Applying for a patent: how does it work?

If you want to obtain a patent, then your invention must meet three requirements: novelty, inventiveness and industrial applicability. Novelty: This means that ...

#19. How to apply for a patent | RVO.nl

A patent will allow you to protect your invention and prevent other people benefiting from your success without permission. If you decide to protect your ...

#20. Good reasons for applying for a patent

Patenting takes time and is best suited to inventions that are long-lasting in the market. Whether you apply for a patent or not, you should ...

#21. PATENT ACT - Article Content - Laws & Regulations ...

A patent application filed by a foreign applicant shall not be accepted if the home country of such foreign applicant is not a signatory to an international ...

#22. How to Evaluate Patent Value: Methods and Types Explained

Being intangible, patents are difficult to value properly, but they still must be accounted for on a firm's balance sheet. Patents can be valued using a variety ...

#23. Taiwan Intellectual Property Office-Resources-FAQs-Patents.

International Affairs and Planning Division Update Date : 2022-07-26 · 112.6 Should I submit a power of attorney when I designate a patent attorney?

#24. Applying for a patent

Before you apply for a patent, you need to keep a written record of your invention, to help to prove you are the inventor (laboratory ...

#25. Patents | Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand

When you apply for a patent, you must describe the invention. Your invention must be novel, involve an inventive step, and be useful. Be careful about revealing ...

#26. EPO - How to apply for a European patent

Before applying for a patent, you should make sure that this is the best option for your invention. You can also:.

#27. The benefits and costs of strong patent protection

Strong broad patents should not be granted lightly. In the standard version of Theory I, the costs to society of granting a patent stem from the monopoly on ...

#28. Can you patent your mobile app?

When should an app inventor apply for a patent? In the competitive universe of mobile apps, protecting intellectual property is increasingly important. App ...

#29. Apply for a patent | Service NSW

It'll need to be examined by IP Australia and will have to satisfy the relevant requirements of the Patents Act 1990. The standard patent:.

#30. Patents

What is patentable? In order to be eligible for a patent, the invention must be new, involve an inventive step and be capable of industrial application. Can I ...

#31. Should I file for a patent or register a design? - CIPA

Should you invest in a patent or a registered design? What is the difference? Stefan Knox of Bang Creations, inventor of the Colandish, and his patent ...

#32. Frequently Asked Questions on Patents and Exclusivity

Patents. When should an NDA holder submit patent information? What is a patent submission date? Why doesn't the Orange Book include patent ...

#33. What Every Chemist Should Know About Patents

It is strongly recommended that questions regarding patents and patent law be directed to a qualified patent attorney or patent agent on the register of the ...

#34. How to Get a Patent in Canada

Filing a patent doesn't have to be complicated. Discover the various ways you can go about getting a patent.

#35. Should be a patent law the platform where the moral ...

patent law, the patentability should be excluded on the grounds of morality only in the very exceptional cases. And those are the situations, when the protected ...

#36. What is a patent?

Business & IP Centre · To be patentable your invention must: · An invention is not patentable if it is: · Layout of patent protection · What rights does a patent ...

#37. Building Valuable Patent & Trademark Portfolios: A Roadmap ...

Selecting the Inventions to Patent. Once all the “inventions” have been identified, deciding which to protect via a patent should include ...

#38. Should vaccines be patent protected in a pandemic?

Some argue that suspending patents could increase the available supply. Because of this unequal landscape, developing countries are proposing a temporary ...

#39. Advantages and disadvantages of getting a patent

Consider the benefits of patents, as well as possible difficulties patenting may ... When deciding if you should apply for a patent, you should look at your ...

#40. What is a patent?

A patent is an intellectual property right to protect inventions, granted by a country's government as ... For a patent to be granted the invention must be:.

#41. Patent 101 - When Should You File Your Patent Application?

Instead, inventors seeking foreign patent protection typically must obtain an effective filing date before any public disclosure of their inventions. Inventors ...

#42. Global Patent Law Harmonization: Benefits and Implementation

be patentable, it must possess a minimum degree of non-obviousness and novelty.""1. Domestic patent laws have dual functions: (1) they stimulate scientific.

#43. What Do You Need to (and When Should You) File a ...

Patent attorney. Forms of IP Protection. There are multiple forms of intellectual property, mainly: Patents; Trade Secrets; Copyrights ...

#44. Filing for a Patent WIthout a Lawyer

They need to carefully describe each element of their invention in detail, and they need to show that it qualifies for a patent under federal ...

#45. Patent FAQ

The term of a patent shall be twenty (20) years from the filing date of the application. The patent must be maintained yearly, starting from the 5 th year. READ ...

#46. Should You Invest in Foreign Patent Protection?

Given the costs and benefits of filing, it makes sense to consider whether an investment in foreign patent protection would pay off in the long term.

#47. 5 Reasons You Need a Patent

That's why anyone who is inventing a product, whether it's a device or a unique technology should strongly consider applying for a patent with United States ...

#48. Applying for a Patent | Office of Research

All Non-Provisional Patent Applications must be filed within a year of the filing of a US Provisional Patent Application in order to claim the benefit of that ...

#49. Goodwill, Patents, and Other Intangible Assets

A company cannot purchase goodwill by itself; it must buy an entire business ... A patent asset should not be amortized for longer than the lifespan of the ...

#50. Patents

A patent is a documented exclusive right to an invention. This exclusive right can last for a maximum of 20 years. During this period, you will ...

#51. Chapter 3

must reflect the same general patentability requirement that is part of most patent laws, according to which an invention should be.

#52. What can I file a patent on?

A patentable invention must be new, inventive, capable of industrial application, and must not fall into an excluded category (eg artistic creations, ...

#53. Patents vs. Trade Secrets: What You Should Know

Patents vs. Trade Secrets: What You Should Know · A patent can be an excellent way to protect an invention. · A problem with patenting an ...

#54. Getting A Patent: Who Should be Named as An Inventor?

Every time a patent application is filed, we have to ask, “Who are the inventors?” It is a simple question, but the answer can be ...

#55. Medical Patents and How New Instruments or ...

The subject matter described in the patent application must also be “fully enabled” and meet the “written description” requirement for the invention that is ...

#56. PATENTS AND INNOVATION: TRENDS AND POLICY ...

Governments should ensure access to basic inventions, for instance by monitoring patenting and licensing practices at PROs, and by reinstating and clarifying ...

#57. UK Patents - The Basics

How do I get a patent? To obtain a UK patent you normally need to apply to the UK Intellectual Property Office. If they decide your invention is patentable, the ...

#58. Should all inventions be patented? | FPS Economy

An invention must meet the condition of novelty in order to be protected by a patent. An inventor who makes his invention public too early could ...

#59. What a patent application should contain

The documents making up the European patent application (description, claims, drawings and abstract) must be filed in a single copy. Each document making up the ...

#60. A patent waiver on COVID vaccines is right and fair

Wealthier countries must join the United States, Russia and China in recognizing that everyone benefits if vaccine manufacturing is ...

#61. What Every Startup Should Know Before Filing A Patent

Just like anything else in business, you're going to want to do your due diligence before filing a patent.

#62. Patents and AI inventions: Recent court rulings ...

As they should, patent offices and courts in the U.S. and elsewhere have focused on applying patent laws as they are currently written.

#63. How Much Does a Patent Cost? What You Need to Know ...

Therefore, the overall patent fees that inventors must consider do not just include the expense of applying for a patent.

#64. Our patent system is broken. And it could be stifling ...

Patents were never supposed to reward failure. ... early patent law does not even suggest that a patent should compensate for the costs of ...

#65. Should I create a prototype before applying for a patent on ...

The U.S. patent laws do not require that you create or build your invention or otherwise create a prototype before filing a patent application. However, the law ...

#66. TRIPS and pharmaceutical patents

For example, patented inventions have to be disclosed, allowing others to study the invention even while its patent is being protected. This helps technological ...

#67. Patent - Wikipedia

Before filing for an application, which must be paid for whether a patent is granted or not, a person will want to ensure that their material is patentable.

#68. Should I protect my manufacturing process with a patent?

Patents aren't only used to protect new product inventions — they can also safeguard methods, manufacturing processes and even new uses for ...

#69. Three-Minute Legal Tips: The Importance of Patents

When an inventor obtains a patent, they secure the right to exclude ... which means you have to keep your invention—your creation—in secret.

#70. Part 27 - Patents, Data, and Copyrights

(g) The contracting officer shall not include in any solicitation or contract any clause whereby the Government agrees to indemnify a contractor for patent ...

#71. Common Errors Committed When Valuing Patents: Part 1

As more companies focus on patents, they are finding many reasons to understand and ... A proper patent valuation should explicitly address a variety of ...

#72. Should Researchers Publish or Patent First?

Therefore, scientists must ensure they file a patent application first and then publish it in an academic journal.

#73. Rethinking the Length of Patent Terms

of the first Letters Patents, or Grant of such Privilege hereafter to be made, but that the same shall be of such force as they should be, if this Act had ...

#74. How Do I Obtain a Patent?

To get a U.S. patent, an application must be filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), which determines whether a patent ...

#75. Tutorial 5: Can I have a patent and SBIR data rights?

The question of whether and when an SBIR or STTR- funded firm should patent runs through not only the patent laws, but also the SBIR/STTR rules and ...

#76. BACK TO BASICS | WHAT MAKES UP A PATENT ...

On first glance, patent specifications can be daunting. Here we explain the content of each section, and where you need to look to find the information you ...

#77. Why Patents Are a Death Trap for Entrepreneurs and ...

Disclaimer: I'm an engineer and an entrepreneur, not a patent attorney so nothing I say should be considered as legal advice. If you ask a patent attorney, ...

#78. It's just human nature: AI cannot be a patent inventor in ...

The 'inventor' listed in an application for a patent under the Patents Act must be a natural person. This does not mean that an invention ...

#79. Patent Defense Legal Fees Must Be Capitalized, IRS ...

... must capitalize legal fees incurred in defending a patent infringement suit and that FDA-approved ANDAs are 15-year amortizable intangibles.

#80. 35 U.S. Code § 271 - Infringement of patent - Law.Cornell.Edu

It shall not be an act of infringement to make, use, offer to sell, or sell within the United States or import into the United States a patented invention ( ...

#81. Patents

The invention must be for a useful art as distinct to a fine art, so artistic or musical works are not patentable even if new and original. To be patented, the ...

#82. What is a Patent Attorney?.

What is a Patent Attorney? In this article, Mewburn Ellis talk us through everything you need to know, from what a patent is to the skills needed...

#83. Intangible Assets - CPA Financial Accounting and ...

Pop Co was successful in defending the patent. The entry to record the $20,000 in legal fees should include which of the following? Possible Answers:.

#84. Court to decide how specific a patent disclosure must be

Sanofi, the justices will consider whether Amgen's patent is too broad to be valid under federal patent rules. Amgen has patents on monoclonal ...

#85. AI system 'should be recognised as inventor'

An artificial intelligence system should be recognised as the inventor of two ideas in patents filed on its behalf, a team of academics says ...

#86. 4 Seven Recommendations for a 21st Century Patent System

Among the features that should be exploited is the United States Patent and Trademark Office's (USPTO) development of examination guidelines for new or newly ...

#87. How long should we keep records of patents, trademarks, and ...

How long should we keep records of patents, trademarks, and copyrights? Texas Record / October 5, 2010. By Angela Ossar, Government Information Analyst.

#88. Why should you patent an invention?

Patents are powerful monopolies, they form an important part of corporate strategy and with care can deliver huge benefits for your ...

#89. Patent Impairment on the Balance Sheet

Given how valuable a patent can be, it must be included on a company's balance sheet and adjusted at times to mirror its current market value.

#90. How to Register

New – The invention should not be publicly known in any way, anywhere in the world. Owners of inventions should be careful to keep the invention secret until a ...

#91. Trademarks, Copyrights and Patents: Should Business ...

Trademarks, Copyrights and Patents: Should Business Owners Really Care about IP? May 1, 2019. As a business owner, you should care about intellectual ...

#92. PRIO-application - Provisional patent application

Provisional, because you do not have to observe the formal requirements for the time being. Provisional, because you determine when the Patent Office should ...

#93. Four Reasons Entrepreneurs May Not Want to Get a Patent ...

It could depend on your finances and the nature of your idea. ... Should you protect it with a patent? The knee-jerk reaction is, of course.

#94. Should you disclose everything in a patent? What is the ...

There is a form of ambivalence between wanting to protect an invention by a patent and retaining its confidential components. Some characteristics of the ...

#95. 20 Steps for Pricing a Patent

20 Steps for Pricing a Patent. To value an invention you have to understand it. BY J. TIMOTHY CROMLEY. October 31, 2004. Related.

#96. Patents

Patentable Inventions · To be granted a patent the invention must be new. · It must be innovative (unique). · It must not be obvious or self-evident. · It must be ...

#97. Determining Inventorship for US Patent Applications

phasized role in correctly determining who should be listed as an inventor for a patent. Who Are the True and Only Inventors? In the United States, ...