What is Industrial Property Right?

It was formerly known as industrial ownership and it is a right recognized by law for industrial development.
Industrial property rights include patent rights to protect the protection of human intellectual creations by law, utility model rights, design rights,
and trademark rights to protect trademarks that image commercial credit.

Trademarks are not generally regarded as intellectual creations of human beings.
They are classified as industrial property rights in the same way as patent rights, utility model rights and design rights,
but their character is different from other industrial property rights.

Type of Industrial Property Right

Division Patent Utility model Design Trademark
Definition · The first invention of a thing or
method that has not been done yet
· The device of an article that has
already been invented to make it
more convenient and useful
· A form, shape, color of the article,
or a combination of these, to make
the user feel the sense of beauty
· A symbol, letter, figure, combination
thereof, or combination of these
with a color that is clearly
distinguished from that of another
person
Example ·A phone that Bell invented for
 the first time by applying electronics
· A handset which was originally
  separated into transmitter and
  receiver
· Making a desk phone in
  hemispherical shape or square shape
· Phone manufacturing companies in
  order to maintain the credibility of
   its products as marks that appear on
   product or packaging, marks, etc.
Term of patent · 20 years after filing date · 10 years after filing date · 20 years after filing date · 10 years after filing date
  (Renewable every ten years, semi-
  permanent right)