How are patents evaluated? What are the steps of patent evaluation?

Patent right appraisal is the act of confirming, valuing, and reporting patent rights according to a specific purpose, following fair and statutory standards and procedures, and using appropriate methods, so as to provide a value scale for asset business. The appraisal is carried out by a firm with professional appraisal qualifications, and there is now a method that can be evaluated online1Open Alipay, search on the home page:

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Patent valuation is a systematic process that involves multiple steps to conduct a comprehensive analysis and evaluation of a patent. The following are the steps for patent evaluation in general:

Collect patent information: Collect information about the patent to be evaluated, including patent documents, technical descriptions, claims, patent application and examination history, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to collect prior art, market information, and competitive situation related to patents.

Technical Analysis: Analysis of the technical characteristics of the patent to be evaluated. This includes an assessment of the patent's technological innovation, technological advantages, scope of application and technological development trends.

Business Analysis: Assess the commercial value and market potential of the patent to be evaluated. This includes an analysis of market demand, competitive landscape, commercialization path, and business model. Consideration can also be given to the extent to which patents support the competitive advantage and business development of enterprises.

Legal Analysis: Evaluation of the legal feasibility and validity of patents. This includes an analysis of the compliance of the patent application, the clarity of the claims, the defensibility of the patent right, and the risk of patent infringement.

Comprehensive evaluation: Based on the above analysis results, a comprehensive evaluation of the patent is conducted. This involves an assessment of the patent's overall value, innovation, technological advantages, market competitiveness, and commercialization potential.

Preparation of evaluation report: Based on the evaluation results, the patent evaluation report is prepared. The report should include a detailed evaluation and analysis of the patent, providing objective and accurate opinions and conclusions for the right holder or investor to make decisions.

It is important to note that patent valuation is a complex process that requires expertise and experience. When conducting a patent evaluation, it is recommended to seek the help of a professional intellectual property consultant, patentee or patent evaluation agency to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the evaluation. If you need to do an assessment or ask questions, please contact us with a nod like.

According to the characteristics of the patent, the purpose of the evaluation and the external market environment, the patent valuation method can be divided into three types: the cost method, the income method, and the market method. Precautions for the three evaluation methods: 1. Precautions for the cost method:

1) The replacement cost method of the patent should include the reasonable interests of the developer or holder. (2) Functional depreciation and economic depreciation. 2. Precautions for the income method:

1) Reasonably determine the expected benefits brought by the patent, analyze the expected changes related to it, the duration of the benefits, the costs and expenses, supporting assets, cash flows, risk factors and the time value of money; (2) It is satisfied that the sum of the proceeds allocated to the individual assets, including patents, does not exceed the total proceeds of the enterprise's assets; (3) the expected return is consistent with the discount rate; The discount period generally chooses the shorter of the economic life and the legal life; (4) When the trend is obviously inconsistent with the actual situation, analyze the reasons for the difference. 3. Precautions for market law: (1) Determine patents with a reasonable basis for comparison; (2) Collect market information on similar patent transactions and information on past transactions of the evaluated patent; (3) the information is representative and valid at the base date of the assessment; (4) According to the changes in the macroeconomy, industry and patent situation, and considering the time factor, make necessary adjustments to the information of the past transactions of the evaluated patents.

Appraisal is the act of confirming, valuing and reporting patent rights according to specific purposes, following fair and statutory standards and procedures, and using appropriate methods to provide a value scale for asset business. Only with an appraisal report can you make a fair valuation. You can try this online assessment method,1

Is patent valuation necessary? How is a patent appraised processed? The evaluation of patented technology requires professional personnel as evaluators, and the generation of a patented technology marks the positioning direction of the patented technology.

Is patent valuation necessary? How is a patent appraised processed? Is patent valuation: Is patent valuation?

How to understand the prosperity of a patented technology in the market? Then there is only a means of patent valuation. The basis of the appraisal of intellectual property appraisal, which determines the initiation of the appraisal of intellectual property rights.

The entrustment agreement signed between the entrusting party and the entrusted party for the asset appraisal business is the basis for the commencement of the intellectual property appraisal business. In order to standardize the valuation of intangible assets, especially the valuation of intellectual property rights, the relevant state departments have successively issued many policies and regulations such as valuation guidelines and guiding opinions. It is precisely because of the promulgation of these policies and regulations that it provides a legal basis for the development of intellectual property appraisal business in China.

How is a patent appraised processed? First of all, there are many ways to evaluate patents, such as the evaluation of the patented technology itself. For example, how much utility the patent has, the ratio of input and output when conducting the patent research, etc., all need to be considered.

It can then be assessed by technical life. How long has this technology been in use, how long can it be used, and what is the future of its use in this market. In addition, it can be assessed by purpose.

What patents are ultimately used for. What is the field involved in a value-type patent often determines the possible application of the patent and the cost of prospect development, how much the development cost of the patent trys, how much benefit it can bring in the end, and whether the use of the patent is meaningful. Is patent valuation necessary?

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Necessity: Determining the value of a patent: Evaluating a patent can help determine the technological innovation, commercialization potential, and economic value of a patent, so as to decide whether to continue investing in and developing the patent.

Managing an IP portfolio: Evaluating patents can help companies understand the strength and strengths of their IP portfolio, and organize and manage it properly.

Identifying collaboration and licensing opportunities: Evaluating patents can help identify opportunities for collaboration and licensing, and explore ways to increase the business value of patents through technology transfer and market collaboration.

General steps for conducting a patent valuation:

Technology Evaluation: Analyze the degree of technological innovation, technical advantages and practicability of the patent, and compare it with the prior art.

Economic Evaluation: Conduct business model analysis to evaluate the commercial returns and economic benefits of patents.

Comprehensive evaluation and report writing: Comprehensively consider the above evaluation results, give a comprehensive evaluation of the value of the patent, and prepare an evaluation report.

When conducting patent valuation, it is recommended to seek the help of a professional intellectual property consultant, patent holder or appraisal agency. They have the expertise and experience to provide accurate assessments and recommendations to help make informed decisions. If you need to do an evaluation, please nod your head or contact Zhenglian Kunqi for third-party evaluation consultation.

Since the value of a patent depends not only on the cost of obtaining a patent, but also on the use value of the patent, and in many cases, even entirely on its use value, which has basically nothing to do with the cost of obtaining the patent, it is determined that the evaluation method of the patent should be based on the present value of income method, but in some special cases, the reproduction cost method can also be used. The present value of income method is applied to the evaluation of patent rights, and the fundamental problem of calculation is how to find, judge, select and measure the various technical indicators and parameters in the evaluation of patent rights, that is, the amount of income of patent rights, the discount rate and the profit period.

The amount of income from patent rights refers to the expected income directly from patent rights. The amount of revenue can usually be measured directly by calculating excess revenue and by calculating the profit share ratio. The key to the value of a patent right is that it can obtain excess returns, and if the application of a patent right cannot generate excess returns at all, then it is likely that it will not be able to form an intangible asset, or it will not be able to estimate the value using the present value of income method.

The first of the excess returns lies in the increase in revenue and cost savings, so we can divide patent rights into revenue-growing patents and fee-saving patents.

Appraisers should measure their excess returns according to different types. The profit sharing rate is used to measure the income of patented technology, that is, on the basis of the total income generated by the investment in patented technology, the income of patented technology is determined by a certain proportion (profit sharing rate). The profit sharing ratio reflects the degree to which the patented technology contributes to the overall profit amount.

According to the United Nations Industrial Development Organization's analysis of technology imports from developing countries such as India, it is considered that the profit sharing rate is between 16 and 27 per cent. Chinese theorists and fellow evaluators believe that a profit share rate of 25-33% is reasonable. These basic analyses have reference value in the actual evaluation of the business process, but more importantly, they are realistic analysis of the patented technology to be evaluated to determine a reasonable and accurate profit sharing rate.

1. How much does it cost to evaluate a patent?

The patent appraisal fee is generally 7/1000 to 10% of the appraisal amount, but it will gradually decrease if it exceeds 1 million. There is no standard for patent evaluation in China, and each firm is different. The cost is relatively high, and it is difficult to correctly evaluate the banquet state, even if it is evaluated, the result can only be used for reference, and the final transaction price still depends on the buyer and seller.

The general public knows very little about this, and it is not uncommon for the source to affect patent applications. Therefore, we recommend that you consult a professional patent attorney to prevent losses and patent disputes. Lawyers have more practical experience and can provide you with more practical advice.

Effective consultation by a lawyer can reduce your doubts, provide you with a professional method to apply for a patent, and speed up the efficiency of your patent application.