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[Music] hello and welcome to inventors quick tips in this episode we will be covering the basics of patent drawings or illustrations and what they need to show note that this episode covers drawings for regular patent applications for provisional patent applications there are no formatting rules most any drawing is accepted for regular patent applications there are rules and also some best practices a short episode doesnt give time to cover everything but the goal here is to give you some insight into what those drawings need to show and first and foremost two drawings need to cover what you have claimed but beyond that they need to show how to make and use the invention basically that is called enablement in general there are lots of different ways you can show something in a patent figure and it all depends on the invention some inventions wont require all these types of drawings but most inventions will utilize at least one of the types you see here and yes it is true that some pa

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What must patent drawings show?

The applicant for a patent is required to furnish a drawing of the invention where necessary for the understanding of the subject matter sought to be patented The drawing in a non provisional application must show every feature of the invention specified in the claims.

Can patent drawings have shading?

The two types of shading commonly employed in design patent application drawings are straight-line surface shading and stippling. Individually or in combination, they can effectively represent the character and contour of most surfaces.

What should the drawing for the patent be in?

Some requirements are universal to all patent offices: drawings must be clear, in black and white and have solid black lines. The main difference between drawings for the USPTO and PCT filings, for example, is the size of the paper on which drawings can be submitted.

What are the rules for design patent drawings?

Size of the drawing must be 11inch by 8.5 inches and must be white in color. It must be flexible, plane, non-shiny and free of overwriting, alterations and marks of erasing. A margin of 1 inch at the top and left side, 3/8 inch at the right side and 5/8 inch at the bottom.

What are drawings in patent?

The drawings are the first draft of the application and the first thing done after your patent search and they really tell the story of your patent. Regardless if you apply for a utility, design, or even a provisional patent application, the patent illustrations come first when you write the patent.

What is surface shading for design patents?

For Design Patent Drawings the USPTO requires all surfaces of an object shown in the drawings to be appropriately and adequately shaded: Shading which shows clearly the character and contour of all surfaces of any three- dimensional aspect of the design.

Can you get a patent for a drawing?

Its human nature to do so, so dont feel bad. Patent drawings for utility patent applications are the second major way that inventors (and their Patent Attorneys) are able to explain their invention (apart from words), and more particularly, what they are claiming they have invented.

Can patent drawings be in color?

Generally, when drawings for utility patent applications are required, they must be black and white line drawings. Color drawings are permitted when they are the only practical medium to disclose a claimed invention and even then an applicant must petition the USPTO to accept them.

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