Understanding Obviousness in Patent Law

Understanding Obviousness in Patent Law

In patent law, obviousness determines if an invention is truly innovative or just an easy tweak to existing technology. An invention is considered obvious if a skilled person in the field can easily come up with it based on existing knowledge.

The key to overcoming obviousness lies in balancing technical features (like new algorithms or materials) and non-technical features (such as improved user experience or business benefits).

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