Course Overview

Domain
Infocomm Technology
Business, Communication and Design
Format
Short Course
Duration
2 days
Fee Subsidy
Up to 90% SF Funding

This workshop is designed to empower legal professionals with knowledge and skills in AI-assisted patent drafting, offering a hands-on approach with practical lessons and live application demonstrations.

Throughout the workshop, you will explore various aspects of robot patent drafting, gaining insights into the patent system, navigating its intricacies, and honing your skills in drafting patent claims.

What sets this course apart is its distinctive application of robotic technology – you will have the opportunity to work alongside intelligent robotic assistants that will guide you through the patent drafting process.

By the end of the workshop, you will be able to draft patent applications using a patent drafting robot, starting from an invention disclosure. You will also acquire valuable knowledge on different patent filing strategies and tactics, including how to work with Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) patent applications, national patent applications, and with regional patent applications.

Who Should Attend

  • Inventors, innovators, engineers and researchers who want to learn how to protect their inventions through patents
  • Patent attorneys and legal professionals who want to understand the intricacies of drafting patents with the help of robots
Prerequisites

Individuals must learn and understand the ABCD concept, a term that trainer, Martin Schweiger, has come up with to represent the different stages of one’s innovation:

  • “A”: an invention that has been conceived in the Idea stage
  • “B”: an invention that has been conceived in the Proof-of-Concept stage
  • “C”: an invention that has been conceived in the Prototype stage
  • “D”: an invention that has been conceived in the Product stage

The inventive concept “A” is filed at a patent office such that you get a quick official search result, while the inventive concepts “B” and “C” can be covered by provisional filings that are free at all patent offices of this world, except at the US Patent Office.

What You Will Learn

Day 1

  • Draft patent applications with robots available in the workshop
  • Complete an invention disclosure form and convert it into input for automated patent drafting tools
  • Explain different patent filing strategies and tactics, which include motives for filing patent applications and their impact on filing strategies, the patent types, claiming priorities, Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) patent applications, national patent applications and regional patent applications
  • Define “patent quality” and ways to measure it

Day 2

  • Understand what Innovation Marketing and Commercialisation is and how to apply it to business situations
  • Convert use cases into invention disclosure that can be inputted into the robot within a given period
  • Utilise resources from IP Lawyer Tools to enhance learning

Teaching Team

Martin Schweiger
Martin Schweiger

Patent Attorney, Schweiger & Partners

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Schedule

Course Run Dates Time
June 2024 run 7 & 14 June 2024 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
    Time Topics
    9:00 am Welcome
    9:30 am Live demonstrations using a robot
    10:00 am Group discussions
    10:45 am Break
    11:30 am Teaching
    1:00 pm Lunch
    2:00 pm Live demonstration, converting invention disclosure into input for Power Patent
    3:30 pm

    Patent filing strategies and tactics:

    • Motives for filing patent applications and its impact on filing strategies
    • Patent types
    • Claiming priorities
    • PCT patent applications, national patent applications, with regional patent applications
    6:00 pm Course summary
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    Time Topics
    9:00 am Innovation marketing and commercialisation
    11:00 am Live demonstrations using a robot
    12:00 pm Lunch
    1:00 pm Live demonstration, converting invention disclosure into input for Qatent
    2:30 pm Assessments
    4:00 pm Group discussion
    6:00 pm Resources for further learning
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    Certificate and Assessment

    A Certificate of Participation will be issued to participants who

    • Attend at least 75% of the course
    • Undertake and pass non-credit bearing assessment during the course
    Assessment Plan

    Assessment Type: Written Assessment (Short Answer)

    The written assessment consists of 25 different sets of questions. Individuals must rewrite the content into an invention disclosure that can be fed to the robot.

    Fee Structure

    The full fee for this course is S$2,180.00.

    Category After SF Funding
    Singapore Citizen (Below 40) S$654.00
    Singapore Citizen (40 & Above) S$254.00
    Singapore PR / LTVP+ Holder S$654.00
    Non-Singapore Citizen S$2,180.00 (No Funding)


    Note: All fees above include GST. GST applies to individuals and Singapore-registered companies.

    Course Runs

    June 2024
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    07 Jun 2024 - 14 Jun 2024
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    2 days
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    In-person
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    SIT@Dover, 10 Dover Drive S138683
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    SGD $2,180.00
    Up to 90% SF Funding
    Apply By:
    16 May 2024 23:59

    Frequently Asked Questions

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      Do I need to have programming skills to attend the workshop?

      No, programming skills are not necessary to attend the workshop. However, a basic understanding of patent law and the patenting process would be helpful.

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      Will I be able to use a patent drafting robot on my own after the workshop?

      Yes, the workshop will provide hands-on training on how to use the patent drafting robot, and learners will have the opportunity to practice using the tools during the workshop. However, additional training and practice may be necessary to become proficient in using the tools on your own.