Hello and welcome to another Patent Hacks™ video.

In this video we help you answer the question... is my idea patentable?

If you want to jump the the key points use the timestamps below:
Patentable subject matter 0:30
Is there anything that cannot be patented? (What can't be patented?) 1:50
Novel 2:05
How a patent search can help 2:33
Useful 3:14
Non-obvious 3:36
An example of an obvious idea (obvious invention) 3:57
How to make sure your idea is non-obvious 4:12
To identify if your idea is non-obvious ask yourself 4:45
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In this video you'll hear from Trevor Skene, Co-Founder and CEO of Patent Hacks™ as he covers the United States Patent and Trademark Office's (USPTO) four requirements for patentability, and we help you answer the most important questions for each requirement:

1. Patentable subject matter (statutory categories)
a. Is my idea patentable subject matter? (is my idea a statutory category?)

2. Novel ("new")
a. Is my idea novel? (is my idea unique?)

3. Useful
a. Is my idea useful? (can my idea be considered useful?)

4. Non-obvious
a. Is my idea non-obvious? (can my idea be considered non-obvious?)
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If you're still confused about whether or not your idea is patentable use our helpful flowchart:
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If you'd like to learn more about the utility patent application process download our FREE Utility Patent Application Overview PDF:
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If you are new to patents here are a few helpful articles.

What is a patent?
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Should I File for a Patent?
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The Benefits of Filing for a Patent
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