ID5合作伙伴提供的外观设计实践指南

This guide contains information provided by the ID5partners and represents the practices at the time ofpublication. The document is for educational andinformational purposes only. It aims to reflect thepractices of the participating offices in the area ofindustrial designs. The ID5 partners are not responsiblefor any use that may be made of the informationcontained in the guide and should any information inthis guide conflict with the official published laws,rules, regulations, and guidance by any individualPartner, those references take precedent. Readerslooking for reference or additional material relatedto applications or practice before an ID5 partner areencouraged to consult the website of the respective ID5partner and seek counsel from an experienced attorneywhen needed. 1Based on the previous research report Catalogue ofthe View and Drawing Requirements for Designs ledby EUIPO, this project aims to form an easy to readand informative User Guide for the View and DrawingRequirements of Designs among ID5 offices.In most cases, views and drawings will be acceptedas long as it is clear enough to define the scope ofdesign protection. However, it's impossible to answerall questions in this only one principle. The user guideis trying to sort out specific questions that may occurto users when it comes to the View and DrawingRequirements of design applications. This guide iscomprised of two parts:general requirements;ways/requirements of representation for particularproducts. There are 10 themes in Part 1 and 9 themes inPart 2.It should be noted the purposes of User Guide per seis to provide users with more clear and instructivesuggestions when they prepare the view or Drawing.It doesn't seek synergy on the legal provisions andpractical experiences. The final ruling of the specificapplication depends on legal provisions of each partner.INTRODUCTION specific②① 2TABLE OF CONTENTSPart 1. General requirements1. Forms of views: formats of the visual representation of a design e.g. photographs, line drawings, computer generateddrawings, 3D dynamic images, video clips etc.2. Styles of views: views may reproduce the design from various directions (angles) or at different moments in time orin various states e.g. aspect views, partial views, enlarged views, cross-sections, alternative positions/movementviews, sequence of snapshots of an animated design etc.3. Titles of views: description of views e.g. front, back, top, bottom, right side, left side, sectional, perspective view.1. Forms of views12. Styles of views23. Number of views4. Titles of views35. Possible types of disclaimers in views6. Background of views7. Shadow line, separation line, indication line, and broken line8. Indication of transparent part9. Format and size of views10. Quality of views 56810111314151617 31. Partial design2. Fonts3. GUI and other animated products4. A set of products5. Similar designs/Related designs6. Interior design7. Products with movement8. Omission of portions of the product in views9. Complex products192122272931323634 4Part 1. General requirements 4. Some views are omitted due to space limitations.5. Publication Number of an example: KRD 30-0652036.1. Forms of viewsDrawings3D computermodeling filesMovingimage filesIllustrationHow to make views of the design?PhotographsComputer-renderedimages 2. Styles of views6. In normal use, a product is not sliced open or broken off. Nevertheless, it could be helpful to show a cross section of aproduct in order to illustrate the outer (= visible) contours of it.7. EUIPO only accepts when the section is a perspective view or is accompanied by an aspect view of the product.ExamplesOrthographicviewsAspect viewsAlternativepositionsSectionalView6Top viewRight viewFront viewBaby strollerWhat kinds of views can be submitted to indicate the design?Reference view (section B-B’)A safe cover for gardening tool 3. Number of views1414. Most offices have no limit on the maximum number of views. In addition, the bottom view may be omitted in thecase of the large-scale apparatus, or apparatus with fixed position or the articles with bottoms not often be seen. Thesame rules apply to views that are Symmetrical, Mirror, Identical to the submitted views in most cases.15. For CNIPA, JPO, KIPO, while fabrics or labels representing only pattern or decoration can be registered, the patternor decoration itself cannot be registered.OverallCNIPAEUIPOJPO1. Enough Number of viewssubmitted by applicant shallclearly indicate the designof the product for whichpatent protection is sought.2. No limit to the maximumnumber of views.The representation maycontain no more than sevendifferent views of the design1. Enough graphic informationto represent the design.2. No limit to the maximumnumber of views.3. Designs with movementviews for before and after themovement are necessary.15How many views should be submitted? 16. Starting from December 21, 2023, the Enforcement Rule of the Design Protection Act is amended to adopt