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ARTICLE · 29 NOVEMBER 2019

FTO Analysis:Prevent And Control Patent Infringement Risk

With more and more enterprises entering foreign markets, the risk that their products infringe upon already registered patents will also increase.

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With more and more enterprises entering foreign markets, the risk that their products infringe upon already registered patents will also increase. In order to better prevent and control related infringement risks, it has become increasingly important for these enterprises to conduct FTO analysis.

I、What is FTO?

FTO stands for Freedom to Operate, which means free implementation. The term "FTO" first appeared in western markets, referring to the free implementation of the technology of the implementer without infringing others' patent rights. Simply put, an FTO analysis is carried out to determine if a product or process will infringe the claims of issued or pending patent applications.

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