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kenny6666 [7]
1 year ago
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Nathanial’s company developed a new machine that could sort through a stock of produced goods to identify defective ones. His co

mpany wants to register a patent for this machine. What patent can Nathanial’s company apply for?
Nathanial’s company can apply for a ___ patent for the new machine.
Business
1 answer:
Marta_Voda [28]1 year ago
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Nathanial’s company can apply for a Utility Patents patent for the new machine.

<u>Explanation:</u>

Any intellectual property can be protected by the use of a patent. Filing for legal protection is the major requirement for acquiring a patent. Patent are useful for the protection of any new process, machine or anything that is created physically. Utility patent, plant patent, provisional patent and design patent are the different types of patents that exists in US.

When a new product,machine or process is created or remodeled then Utility Patent helps to protect them. "patent for Invention" is the other name given for Utility patent. It protects your inventions from being sold or used by other industries or enterprises without your authorization.

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