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Rospatent: Figures, Facts and Projects 2019 Dear Friends! ROSPATENT: FIGURES, FACTS AND PROJECTS 2019 DEAR FRIENDS! In his traditional address to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin has emphasized that “today the speed of technological change in the world is increasing manifold, and we must create our own technologies and standards in areas that define our future”. He clearly specified the key priorities of Russian technological development: artificial intelligence, genet- ics, new materials, energy sources and digital technologies. It is important to Grigory Ivliev indicate that by using intellectual property tools for the development of such Head of the Federal Service for technologies as well as for their protection we are capable to strengthen po- Intellectual Property (Rospatent) sition of the Russian Federation among technological leaders, and as a result to enhance the quality of life of our people, future generations. The President of the Russian Federation highlighted the need for regulato- ry and infrastructural changes, for creating conditions for high technology development in our country. Vladimir Putin brought to the attention of min- isters, senators, members of the State Duma the pressing need to adopt a “technological legislative package” as soon as possible; to introduce pilot legal framework for the development and implementation of the newest technol- ogy; to set up a support mechanism for innovative businesses, start-ups; to support high-technology exports. According to the President, demand for innovation should be encouraged within the country. The intellectual property system both in Russia and in the world offers great opportunities to achieve the tasks set by the President. New technologies should have timely and high-quality legal protection not only nationally, but also abroad. Patent research, patent analytics and patent technology intelligence should become an integral part of any research and development. Using them, we could wisely determine technological and research priorities in the fields defined by the President; determine the markets, where innovative patented technology is in the highest demand. We have to further develop the technology transfer system, to involve leading research centers in the development of applied innovations, to strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation between scientific, research sector and in- dustry, business. We have to encourage authors to create unique products and to engage in the process of their implementation and commercialization. Inventors, scientists, researchers and developers should gain not only public 3 recognition, but also an adequate financial reward. We have to create financial instruments in the IP field: from lending against the pledge of IP rights, fair and transparent evaluation of intellectual assets to preferential taxes for innovative companies. We have to create the conditions for systematic strengthening of technological independence of our country, for global research and scientific cooperation, including the promotion of scientific and technological children’s creativity, education and raising public awareness of the IP sphere. One of the major achievements was reducing the time spent on examina- tion of applications for all types of objects for intellectual property rights protection. Provisions on IP field development were included in a number of government documents, including the Guidelines for Government Activity by 2024, National Program “Digital Economy of the Russian Federation”, National Project “Science”, Strategy for Services Export Development by 2025, and others. In 2019 Rospatent in cooperation with other interested authorities, business community and public organizations has begun working on a strategic document on IP field development. We have strengthened the position of the Russian Federation in the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This involves the promotion of the Russian language as a working language of the Madrid and Hague International Registration Systems, and of the increased use of the Russian language at WIPO. The Russian Federation is a leader of WIPO’s Task Forces, working on the devel- opment of new standards for 3D models and images, and Distributed Ledger Technology. We have also started work on the Accession to the Geneva Act of the Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of Origin and Geographical Indications. A number of bills, drafted in collaboration with Rospatent, has been submitted to the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation. They contribute to the development of the IP field, that is the main intangible eco- nomic asset of XXI century, the driver of technological development and the basis of social well-being. In 2020 this work will be continued in order to establish digital intellectual prop- erty system which will allow forming a comprehensive market of intellectual property as well as adapting the legislation to the challenges of digital economy. FIGURES FIGURES 2017-2019 Total number of filed Russian Foreign applicants, Number of granted applications applicants including under Madrid certificates/patents and Hague systems TRADEMARKS* 58 616 28 893 87 509 +15 % 2019 66 707 +1% 49 122 26 940 76 062 2018 66 006 ® 46 600 26 910 73 510 2017 56 030 457,570™ valid registrations as * number of applications, filed under national and international procedures. of December 31, 2019 INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS* 3 363 3 557 6 920 +17,1% 2019 5 395 –14,4% 3 218 2 690 5 908 2018 6 305 3 263 3 224 6 487 2017 5 339 38,658 * Starting with 2019 actual indicators of receipt and completed consideration of interna- valid patents as of tional applications for industrial designs (the Hague Agreement) are included in total num- December 31, 2019 ber of receipt and completed consideration of applications for industrial designs. 7 Total number of filed Russian Foreign Number of granted applications applicants applicants patents INVENTIONS 23 337 12 174 35 511 –6,4 % 2019 34 008 –4,9% 24 926 13 031 37 957 2018 35 774 22 777 13 677 36 454 263,688 2017 34 254 valid patents as of December 31, 2019 UTILITY MODELS 9 717 419 10 136 +4% 2019 8 848 –10,3% 9 262 485 9 747 2018 9 867 10 152 491 10 643 49,256 2017 8 774 valid patents as of December 31, 2019 FIGURES 2017-2019 Total number of filed Russian Foreign Number of granted applications applicants applicants certificates APPELLATIONS OF ORIGIN 92 8 100 +1% 2019 67 +86,1% 97 2 99 2018 36 56 56 228 2017 30 valid registrations as of December 31, 2019 WELL-KNOWN valid registrations as of TRADEMARKS 207 December 31, 2019 COMPUTER PROGRAMS, DATABASES, INTEGRATED CIRCUIT TOPOGRAPHIES 20 693 147 20 840 +16 % 2019 20 628 +6,2 % 17 842 123 17 965 2018 19 421 15 860 104 15 964 194,096 2017 16 073 valid registrations as of December 31, 2019 9 INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS Designated office Office of origin FOR INVENTIONS AND FOR TRADEMARKS UTILITY MODELS (Under the Madrid system) (Under the PCT procedure) 18 804 +8% 2019 1 310 +21,6% 2019 1 940 +14,1 % 17 404 2018 1 077 2018 1 700 17 178 2017 1 142 2017 1 714 FOR INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS (Under the Hague system) 872 +165 % 1,310 2019 15 +275% applications for inventions and utility models 329 (Under the PCT procedure) 2018 4 * Since 2019, the actual figures for the receipt of international applications for industrial designs (The Hague System) are taken into account as overall receipts of applications for industrial designs. TRANSFER OF RIGHTS DYNAMICS OF THE REGISTRATION OF DISPOSAL OF THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS to inventions, utility models, industrial designs 3 257 1 553 Total number of the registered 1 270 disposals under contracts 270 147 Grant 2019 17 of the right to use 3 060 1 420 Alienation 1 193 of the exclusive right 292 147 Amendments 2018 8 to the registered disposals 2 991 1 409 Early termination 1 223 of the registered disposal 214 132 Pledge 2017 13 of the exclusive right NUMBER OF THE REGISTERED DISPOSALS OF THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS under contracts and the number of patents in respect to which the disposals are registered 3 257 8 064 2 004 4 333 The number of the registered 989 2 369 disposals / the number of 2019 264 1 362 patents in respect to which the disposals are registered, total 3 060 7 357 1 929 4 475 of them: 907 2 093 2018 224 789 to inventions 2 991 7 356 to utility models 1 864 4 303 897 2 148 2017 230 905 to industrial designs 11 DYNAMICS OF THE REGISTRATION OF DISPOSAL OF THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS to trademarks, patents in respect to which the disposals are registered 28 188 7 563 Total number of the registered 4 658 disposals under contracts 4 678 9 057 Grant 2 128 of the right to use 2019 104 24 165 Commercial 6 176 concession 4 068 4 593 Alienation 7 417 of the exclusive right 1 774 2018 137 Amendments to the registered disposals 21 044 6 333 3 171 Early termination 4 505 of the registered disposal 5 185 1 752 Pledge 2017 98 of the exclusive right NUMBER OF THE REGISTERED DISPOSALS OF THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS under contracts and the number of trademarks in respect to which the disposals are registered 28 188 56 748 2019 The number of the registered disposals 2018 24 165 55 352 The number of trademarks in 21 044 47 281 respect to which the disposals 2017 are registered disposals objects of the exclusive for intellectual property 31,445 rights in respect to 64,812 rights protection FACTS CREATING A CONVENIENT ENVIRONMENT REDUCING THE EXAMINATION TIME 2019 FOR IP APPLICATIONS 2018 2017 AVERAGE EXAMINATION TIME OF AN APPLICATION (months) For invention For utility models For industrial designs 5,69 1,35 4,40 8,05 2,86 5,49 9,24 3,42
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