How do you use patent translation in Espacenet?

Patent Translate in Espacenet

1. Find a patent document in Espacenet.
2. Choose the part you want to translate – abstract, description or claims.
3. Select the target language, and click the Patent Translate button.
4. Once you see the translation, you can mouse-over to see the original text sentence by sentence.

What is patent Translate?

Patent Translate is a machine translation service for patent documents in 32 languages. It provides translations from and into English, French and German.

What are the uses of Espacenet?

You can use Espacenet to:

• search and find patent publications.
• machine-translate patent documents.
• track the progress of emerging technologies.
• find solutions to technical problems.
• see what your competitors are developing.

Who owns Espacenet?

the European Patent Office
Espacenet was developed by the European Patent Office (EPO) together with the member states of the European Patent Organisation. Most member states have an Espacenet service in their national language, and access to the EPO’s worldwide database, most of which is in English.

How much does it cost to translate a patent?

The costs are estimated using a static baseline of $0.25 per word. While that rate is on the high side for language service providers (LSPs), it is meant to account for the large share of patent translations provided by higher-cost international patent law firms (more on this below).

How do I search for a patent in Espacenet?

First, you will use your keywords to find relevant patents….Using keywords

1. Open Espacenet.
2. Enter your search string in the Smart search bar at the top of the screen.
3. Select the magnifying glass icon to the right and in a few seconds you will see a result list.

What countries does Espacenet cover?

Espacenet

• Belgium.
• Croatia.
• Cyprus.
• Denmark.
• Finland.
• Greece.
• Hungary.
• Iceland.

Are patents worth the money?

The primary benefit of a patent is the right to stop your competitors from selling the same product. You can become the sole supplier of the product. Based on the law of supply and demand, lowering the supply allows you to sell your product at a higher price. If sales are strong, then the patent is absolutely worth it.

Who owns the intellectual property relating to the machine?

Copyright Ownership Generally speaking, the creator or originator of an idea, work, or novel invention is presumed to own the copyright to their creations. However, if the work was created as a part of a work-made-for-hire agreement, or in an employer-employee agreement, the copyright belongs to the employer.

How long do patents usually last for *?

20 years
Patents usually last for 20 years.

What is patpatent translate?

Patent Translate is a machine translation service for patent documents in 32 languages. It provides translations from and into English, French and German. With Patent Translate you can: understand patent documents from all over the world

How to translate a patent document?

1. Find a patent document in Espacenet. 2. Choose the part you want to translate – abstract, description or claims. 3. Select the target language, and click the Patent Translate button. 4. Once you see the translation, you can mouse-over to see the original text sentence by sentence.

How do I use the machine translation service in easyespacenet?

Espacenet features a machine translation service for abstracts, descriptions and claims. First choose the part you want to translate. Select the target language and then click the red patent translate button. If the text is in English, it can be translated into one of the supported languages.

Where can I find on-the-fly translation of patent documents?

Patent Translate offers on-the-fly-translation of patent documents for 28 official languages of the EPO’s 38 member states, plus Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian.