How to Patent a Product & How do Patents Work Anyway?

How to Patent a Product Idea and How Do Patents Work Anyway? We look at the whole process for protecting a product idea using a patent. This is not legal advice. It is guidance only. You should always talk to a Chartered Patent Attorney about protecting a product idea with a patent.

NOTE: These are general recommendations. The Product Innovation Academy cannot give Intellectual Property or Legal advice and is not liable for any losses due to actions taken (or not taken) based on these recommendations. Always consult a Chartered Patent Attorney when planning your IP protection or considering revealing your idea to a third party.

The video explains in detail the process involved when patenting an idea, useful tips and estimates on how much a patent will cost.

The patent process is complex and often businesses aren't aware of what is involved. This guide provides a good overview to help you understand the patenting process before considering approaching a chartered patent attorney about getting a patent on your idea.

Having worked with patent attorneys for many years patenting early stage ideas and new concepts I created this beginners guide to the patent process.

Use this link to search existing patents for free: https://worldwide.espacenet.com/

This video is all about how to patent an idea. Maybe you’ve had a new idea for a new product but you don’t know where to start with protecting it. Maybe you want to know more about the patent process before you talk to a patent attorney because you don’t want to look stupid or maybe you’re just or maybe you’re just really worried that patents are going to cost you thousands of pounds and you can’t afford that.

Well, good news patenting doesn’t need to cost you loads of money and if you keep watching to the end of the video you’ll learn how to keep your costs minimised and how you can afford to not only patent your idea but how you can also afford to enforce that patent should anyone copy your idea as well. In this video I'm going to cover:

• what is a patent is a patent right for you
• why should I patent,
• how does the patent process work
• when should you patent the idea and
• what are the costs

So that’s what we’re going to cover.

I’m Phil Staunton, I’m managing director of D2M Innovation and I’ve worked with hundreds of people over the last nearly 20 years on developing and protecting ideas. I’ve also got my own patent on a product which I’m going to use as a case study in this video, so I know the process from both sides and best of all I’m not a patent attorney which means I don’t speak Latin and hopefully I should be able to explain things in simple easy to understand ways so what is a patent.

Are you looking to partner with a product design agency to develop your idea prior to patenting? D2M Innovation is a full-service product design company based in Cheltenham. We have worked on hundreds of patented ideas and also help clients find the right chartered patent attorneys to protect concepts using various forms of intellectual property.

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