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boston127

09/06/17 11:58 PM

#1447 RE: rwiltonl #1446

I agree. Where did you get those numbers?

The patent numbers you have could not be correct. They are all too similar in their numbering scheme. There is no EU patent office; there is an EPO, European Patent Office. And, if you file a patent in the USA, you then file a PCT per country. The EPO, China and USA would never have such number similarity.

I did a search on the USA patent number:


Searching US Patents Collection...
Results of Search in US Patents Collection db for:
PN/20150161712: 0 patents.

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PN/20150161712

If the patent applications are provisional, they are hidden to the public for one year. The data given must be incorrect.
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QServus

09/07/17 12:17 AM

#1449 RE: rwiltonl #1446

They are patents pending, meaning:

"Patent pending is the term used to describe a patent application that has been filed with the patent office, but has not issued as a patent. Patent pending indicates that the inventor is pursuing protection, but the scope of protection, or whether a patent will even issue, is still undetermined."

It essentially means it's in limbo, but the patent does have first claim protection. Usually they grant patents after production reaches certain number of units.

So - you can't find them yet