New inventions: from absurd to extravagant

New inventions? Have you heard of a revolving restaurant combination television tower? What about color x-ray images? Or heard about a new invention that turns seawater into drinking water? These are new extravagant inventions that have not been used completely!

Are you looking for shirts that do not require ironing? For $ 4,000.00, you can buy a shirt made with titanium alloy fibers entangled with nylon. Do you suffer from persistent back pain? A new invention, based on data from SynchroMed manufacturers, is an infusion system that works better and requires much smaller doses than intravenous methods. It is a pump that administers the medication directly to the place where it can be virtually efficient. The new invention is combined with the world’s first and only implantable and programmable drug pump. Morphine is packaged in a pump the size of a pager and placed under the skin of the stomach. A one-minute tube or even a catheter connected to the pump will inject a measured dose of medication into the fluid-filled space surrounding the spinal cord.

There are hundreds of new inventions introduced in the market

Do you have a new invention that pays for? The place to go is the Patent and Trademark Office of the USPTO. It has the mandate of Congress to conduct the examination and issuance of patents and is responsible for setting standards on what defines a new invention. You can get more info about it from this article – http://www.bocaratontribune.com/bocaratonnews/2018/06/inventhelp-changing-world-business/.

Although you can not patent an idea, you can protect your invention from the beginning. Request a disclosure document from the USPTO. The initial conception date of your new invention will be the receipt number that the USPTO gives to your document.

The disclosure document works in favor of the individual who documents the date of conceptualization of the invention. The USPTO is inclined to grant patents to the person who initially thought of the idea and took out a disclosure document to register it. With the disclosure document of your new invention, you can move towards the patent of the new invention.

A new invention is considered patentable if:

The new invention is new. It must be different. It should never have been described in a previous publication and / or even used publicly or even sold.

The new invention is useful and / or utilitarian.

The new invention is not obvious. It should not be an extension of other inventions. Its function should not be easily obvious to an understood server. Find out more from https://blogs.ubc.ca/inventhelpreviews/.

The 3 main categories in which a new invention will be classified are:

Utility: a great majority of the new patented inventions are divided into 3 classes: chemical, mechanical and electrical. For mechanical and electrical hardware, the term utility refers to any “new and useful process, machine, fabrication, composition of matter or even any new and useful improvement thereof”. With respect to chemical composition, the term “composition of matter” may include mixtures of ingredients, as well as new compounds.

Design: this patent receives a new invention if it is a primary and ornamental design for an article of manufacture. Take a table as an example, it is utilitarian and it has been around for centuries. The novelty of the table is protected.

Plant: this patent belongs to a type of plant invented or even found, asexually reproduced, different and new. The asexual plants are those that have been reproduced by rooting cuttings, budding, grafts, apart from seedlings. Design and plant patents have shorter terms compared to utility patents.

New inventions come in all shapes and sizes. They can be absurd, absurd, practical, revolutionary, even unexpected. You have one?