Industrial Design 2
Industrial Design 2
DESIGN
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WHAT IS INDUSTRIAL DESIGN?
Industrial design is a field that focuses on
the creation and development of products
that are both functional and aesthetically
pleasing. It may consist of: 3D features,
such as the shape of a product, 2D
features, such as ornamentation, patterns,
lines or colors of a product, a combination
of one or more such features.
Industrial Design
HOW DOES INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CONTRIBUTE TO PRODUCT
INNOVATION?
1. User-Centered Design 2. Aesthetic and 3. Functionality and
Branding Usability
This user-centered Industrial designers create By optimizing the user
approach helps identify visually appealing and experience, industrial
opportunities for new distinctive product designs designers contribute to
product features, that align with a brand’s product innovation by
improvements, and identity. A well-designed making products more user-
innovative solutions that product can differentiate friendly, efficient and
address user pain points. itself from competitors, enjoyable to use.
attract attention, and
create a strong brand
image.
4. Material and Manufacturing 5. Design Thinking and Problem
Innovation: Solving
The registration for an industrial design is for a period of 10 years from the filing
date of the application. The registration of an industrial design may be
renewed for not more than two (2) consecutive periods of ten (10) years each
by paying a renewal fee. The fee should be paid within a year of the expiration
of the registration.
Industrial design prosecution process refers to the steps involved in
obtaining industrial design protection through registration.
1.Preparation 2. Filing 3. Formal Examination
Industrial Design
Classes 1-34: Goods Class 11: Apparatus for lighting, heating,
Class 1: Chemicals used in industry, and cooking.
science, and photography. Class 12: Vehicles and conveyances.
Class 2: Paints, varnishes, and coatings. Class 13: Firearms and ammunition.
Class 3: Cosmetics and cleaning Class 14: Precious metals and jewelry.
preparations. Class 15: Musical instruments.
Class 4: Industrial oils and greases. Class 16: Paper and printed matter.
Class 5: Pharmaceuticals and medical Class 17: Rubber and plastic goods.
preparations. Class 18: Leather and imitations of
Class 6: Metals and metal goods. leather.
Class 7: Machines and machine tools. Class 19: Building materials.
Class 8: Hand tools and implements. Class 20: Furniture and articles not
Class 9: Scientific, nautical, and included in other classes.
electrical apparatus and instruments. Class 15: Musical instruments.
Class 10: Medical and surgical Class 16: Paper and printed matter.
instruments and apparatus. Class 17: Rubber and plastic goods.
Class 18: Leather and imitations of leather. Class 32: Beers, mineral and aerated
Class 19: Building materials. waters, and non-alcoholic beverages.
Class 20: Furniture and articles not Class 33: Alcoholic beverages.
included in other classes. Class 34: Tobacco and smokers' articles.
Class 21: Household and kitchen utensils.
Class 22: Ropes and fibers. Classes 35-45: Services
Class 23: Yarns and threads. Class 35: Advertising and business services.
Class 24: Textiles and textile goods. Class 36: Insurance and financial services.
Class 25: Clothing, footwear, and Class 37: Building construction and repair
headgear. services.
Class 26: Lace, ribbons, and embroidery. Class 38: Telecommunications services.
Class 27: Carpets, rugs, and mats. Class 39: Transportation and storage
Class 28: Games, toys, and sporting goods. services.
Class 29: Meat, fish, and poultry. Class 40: Treatment of materials and
Class 30: Coffee, tea, and spices. processing services.
When applying for trademark
registration, applicants must
Class 41: Education and entertainment
specify the class or classes that
services.
Class 42: Scientific and technological correspond to the goods or services
services. for which they are seeking
Class 43: Services for providing food and protection. This ensures that the
drink. trademark is properly categorized
Class 44: Medical and veterinary services.
Class 45: Legal and security services
and registered in the appropriate
class or classes.
TRADEMARK SEARCH
A trademark search is a process of conducting a search to determine the
availability and potential conflicts of a proposed trademark before filing a
trademark application. The purpose of a trademark search is to assess the
likelihood of successfully registering and protecting a trademark.
1. Preliminary Search
A preliminary trademark search is an initial search conducted by the applicant or
their legal representative to get a general idea of the availability of a trademark.