Definition
In order to obtain a patent, a software invention must not fall under other non-patentable subject matter (for example, abstract ideas or mathematical theories) and has to fulfill the other substantive patentability criteria (for example, novelty, inventive step [non-obviousness] and industrial applicability [usefulness]). [Source: https://www.wipo.int/patents/en/faq_patents.html]
URI
http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/MW8G-3CR8
Preferred Labels
- Softwarepatent (Deutsch)
- brevet de logiciel (Français)
- brevetto software (Italiano)
- mjukvarupatent (Svenska)
- ohjelmistopatentti (Suomi)
- patent de programari (Català)
- patent de software (Română)
- patent za programsko opremo (Slovenščina)
- patente de software (Português)
- patente de software (Español)
- patente de software (Galego)
- patentirani softver (Српски)
- software patent (English)
- software-patent (Dansk)
- softwarepatent (Nederlands)
- szoftverszabadalom (Magyar)
- yazılım patenti (Türkçe)
- ευρεσιτεχνία λογισμικού (Ελληνικά)
- патент на программное обеспечение (Русский)
- патент на програмне забезпечення (Українська)
- патентирани софтвер (Српски)
- براءة اختراع برمجيات (العربية)
- ソフトウェア特許 (日本語)
- 软件著作权 (中文)
- 소프트웨어 특허 (한국어)
Alternate Labels
- brevet logiciel (Français)
- octrooi op software (Nederlands)
- softverski patent (Српски)
- софтверски патент (Српски)
- 软件专利 (中文)
Related terms (external)