I invented an invention

[Karol123]

I invented an invention and I don't know what to do with it because it is not in line with the philosophy of Cs.
The invention is helpful in quitting smoking. These are special cigarettes without nicotine. There are already nicotine-free cigarettes on the market, but mine is different.
That's why I'm asking you Cs forum users what do you think about it? Apply for a patent or not?

 

[Ben]

Can you tell us what is in them?

 

[Bluegazer]

I invented an invention and I don't know what to do with it because it is not in line with the philosophy of Cs.
The invention is helpful in quitting smoking. These are special cigarettes without nicotine. There are already nicotine-free cigarettes on the market, but mine is different.
That's why I'm asking you Cs forum users what do you think about it? Apply for a patent or not?

And what would be the problem if your invention is not in line with the C's philosophy? You have to understand that the 6th density viewpoint, which is close to 7th density, sees all things as inherently good. In some sessions they themselves have stated that if an STS entity asks them a question, they respond.

But regardless of the C's viewpoint concentrate in this density and think in terms of lessons, options, choices and the individual basis for each of those three things.

It is true that smoking can help people, but it does not imply that it is of absolute universality considering that it may not be good for everyone. In the same way it cannot be assumed that the Paleo diet is ideal for every human being on the planet. Each human being is his or her own universe, and each individual has to go through a series of lessons that may be unique and specific to that being. Perhaps for some people, quitting smoking is a necessity as part of their lessons.

IMO if you give the world one more option, even though it may be in appearance or according to your beliefs a bad thing, it is still one more option and where you expand the range of options and choices, you expand the use of free will.

 

[Nević Nenad]

I invented an invention and I don't know what to do with it because it is not in line with the philosophy of Cs.
The invention is helpful in quitting smoking. These are special cigarettes without nicotine. There are already nicotine-free cigarettes on the market, but mine is different.
That's why I'm asking you Cs forum users what do you think about it? Apply for a patent or not?

Why not? Smoking isnt for everyone on the end. If it is something real, I dont see why not apply for a patent.

 

[Karol123]

Możesz zdradzić, co w nich jest

Can you tell us what is in them?

Can you tell us what is in them?

Not so much on a public forum because enemies read them too. I will answer anyone who inspires confidence in me how nicotine-free cigarettes are made, but on a private e-mail. [moderator note: email removed, personal messaging is discouraged on the forum]

 

[mkrnhr]

Hi Karol33,
Applying for a patent can be expensive and sometimes a long process. Also, there are many sorts of patents to apply for. The optimal is to see first if the invention has the potentiality to lead to production at scale and how. You will see if the investment is worth it on the long run. I know nothing about patents so that's how I see it anyway.

 

[Bluegazer]

The price of patenting an invention or a trademark depends on the legislation of each country and international conventions. Well, it is somewhat obvious to say so, but for example, if you want to patent an invention, let's say in Argentina you have a list of fees in pesos where a -example- [PATENTS - APPLICATION FILING UP TO TEN (10) CLAIMS] at the official exchange rate are 91.10 U$S.

The thing is to see which are the international conventions, if the patent office thanks to those conventions allows the scope of that patent to be international/worldwide etc.

Generally the procedures can be done by yourself if you have the ability to surf the bureaucracy. It becomes expensive when you do not have that ability and you resort to third party firms to do the paperwork for you.

My suggestion is to take the time to read and patiently browse the sites.

Protecting intellectual property rights (IPR) overseas

Since the rights granted by a U.S.

www.uspto.gov

Scope of International Trademark Treaty Expands with US Membership

As of November 2, 2003, the process of registering trademarks in multiple countries has been greatly enhanced as an international treaty administered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) entered into force in the United States of America (USA). A trademark owner who is a...

www.wipo.int

Keep in mind that the detail in how you describe the invention is VERY IMPORTANT and you must be aware of whether what you want to register is a TRADEMARK, an INVENTION or a MODEL/DESIGNS/UTILITY MODEL.

In Argentina is classified as follows:

What are industrial models and designs?

Industrial models (three-dimensional aspects) and industrial designs (two-dimensional aspects) are new forms incorporated or applied to an industrial or handicraft product that give it aesthetic or decorative characteristics. In order to be registered, they must be new and, therefore, it must be verified that other similar ones have not been published and that they are not copies or imitations.

What is an invention patent and a utility model?

An invention is considered to be any novel technical solution applied to an existing problem. It starts when the problem is detected and a specific solution is proposed using known elements that, combined in a special way, give rise to a new object hitherto unknown in the technical field.

Some inventions do not start from something pre-existing, but define from scratch a new technology that replaces the previous one, as was the laser beam or digital versus analog technology. These types of creations are sporadic and often mark cultural milestones that define an era.

An invention patent can be an object, a process, an apparatus for manufacturing the object, a chemical compound, a microorganism, etc. In all cases, it must comply with the requirements of the patent. In all cases, it must meet the three requirements for patentability: novelty, inventive step and industrial application.

A utility model can be a new disposition or form obtained or introduced in tools, work instruments, utensils, devices or known objects that imply a better use in the function for which they are intended. In all cases, it must comply with only two of the patentability requirements: novelty and industrial application.

What is a trademark?

It is a distinctive sign by means of which producers, traders or suppliers of goods or services differentiate their products or services in the market.

BTW I have to my credit the registration of a utility model (toy) and a trademark.

 

[mimimari]

That's cool, Karol33. How does it help quit smoking? Is it like a vape pen?

 

[Alejo]

That's why I'm asking you Cs forum users what do you think about it? Apply for a patent or not?

Hi Karol33,

Without knowing much about it, it's impossible to give you an honest opinion, you know more about your product and what differentiates it from what may be available in the market already.

So, I would say that if you're ok with the investment, then maybe it's worth giving it a shot, and then present it to investors so that you can aim for production.

Other than that, it's truly difficult to say anything really.

But if you go for it, good luck!

 

[Karol123]

I wanted to let you know that I will not be applying for a patent on nicotine-free cigarettes. In this way, I do not want to support self-serving people in their efforts to stop people from smoking cigarettes. Recently, the campaign against smokers has intensified and I will not contribute to eliminating cigarettes. I think they have already banned cigarettes in Finland and they are about to be banned in the whole of the European Union.