Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Patentverwertung

English translation:

patent exploitation

Added to glossary by Rowan Morrell
Nov 3, 2006 13:06
17 yrs ago
German term

Patentverwertung

German to English Law/Patents Patents Nanotechnology
"Nanotechnologie

Patentverwertung auf dem Gebiet der Nanotechnologie und Thermo-Keramischen Wandbeschichtungen

Mit Nanotechnologie in die Zukunft!

Die Nanotechnologie ist die Zukunftstechnologie des 21. Jahrhunderts. Sie wird revolutionäre Auswirkungen auf unsere Lebensbedingungen haben. Denn: Nanoformierte Oberflächen sind lange Zeit vollkommen wasser- und schmutzabweisend.

Das ist wirklich sensationell.

Nanoformierte Schuhe – Bleiben einfach sauber und trocken, da sie wasserdicht sind. Nanoformierte Krawatten – Schmutz und Flüssigkeiten perlen einfach ab. Nanoformiertes Holz – Kein Wasser dring ein, es ist absolut wetterfest. Nanoformierte Waschbecken – Unempfindlich gegen Kalk und Schmutz jeder Art. Nanoformierte Fensterscheiben – Reinigen sich fast von selbst! Und beim Auto ist der Scheibenwischer - schon bald „Technik“ von gestern!"

This is from material advertising some sort of corporate investment company. Nanotechnology is one of the things they invest them. This is first and foremost a financial-themed text, but "Patentverwertung" seems to be a legal term, so that's why I'm asking it in Law/Patents. What exactly IS Patentverwertung? Patent application? Patent exploitation? Something else? TIA for your help.

Proposed translations

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exploitation of a patent

acc. to Dietl

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Note added at 6 mins (2006-11-03 13:13:11 GMT)
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Schäfer agrees!
Peer comment(s):

agree Protradit : I like patent exploitation or utilization
12 mins
fine by me, thanks protradit
agree David Moore (X) : Or "patent exploitation"!
12 mins
also fine, thanks david
agree Darin Fitzpatrick : In this case, "exploitation of patents" or "patent exploitation." Turning patents into $$$$.
13 mins
thanks darin
agree David Hollywood
24 mins
thanks david
agree Mihaela Boteva
44 mins
thanks mihaela
agree writeaway
59 mins
thanks writeaway
agree Steffen Walter : Na aber - viele Grüße!
1 hr
danke, alles klaro bei dir?
agree Ingeborg Gowans (X)
2 hrs
thanks ingeborg
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I love it when a clear solution emerges, and all the peer grades have left me in no doubt that "patent exploitation" is the way to go here. Many thanks Stephen and the peer graders - appreciate everyone's help."
8 mins

(make use of) patent information

Other initiatives to make better use of patent information are taken in Austria with the establishment of a platform called 'Patentverwertung'; in Spain with aid from the Ministry of Industry; and in Belgium via the Office for Industrial Property Rights. In Germany subsidies to SMEs for patent application will be available from 1997 and 100 new teaching posts in patent information will be created at science and engineering faculties under a new programme Innovationsstimulierung der deutschen Wirtschaft durch wissenschaftlich-technische Information (INSTI).
Peer comment(s):

neutral Darin Fitzpatrick : This is very broad. The specific activity is earning money on patents.
11 mins
I agree Darin, not the best rendering by any means :)
neutral Stephen Sadie : come on david....
14 mins
you're right Steven, way too broad but just sprang to mind, you get my agree for sure :)
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1 hr

turning patent rights to account

In a recent translation of a legal document (infringement complaint), I used the phrase "The company .... turned the patent rights to account..."

Maybe I was a bit inspired by the archaic Ohio legaleze :)
However, it might fit the somewhat overdone marketing language?
Peer comment(s):

neutral writeaway : a bit over the top imho. sounds truly archaic and no longer sounds very native in the context.
3 mins
Of course, it's just the non-native jabber a poor foreign chap would pick up in an ESL course....
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