- A
concept is
an abstract idea that
serves as a
foundation for more
concrete principles, thoughts, and beliefs.
Concepts play
an important role in all aspects...
- "cat" and "telephone"
abstract ideas since despite their varying appearances, a
particular cat or a
particular telephone is
an instance of the concept...
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known as
an "
abstract idea"
distinct from the
reproduction in his mind of any
particular chair (see abstraction). Furthermore, a
complex idea may not have...
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claims were
drawn to
an abstract idea, and
implementing those claims on a
computer was not
enough to
transform that
abstract idea into
patentable subject...
- [] Nor is
limiting the use of
an abstract idea "'to a
particular technological environment.'"[].
Stating an abstract idea while adding the
words "apply...
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computer implementation of
an abstract idea,
which is not
itself eligible for a patent, does not by
itself transform that
idea into
something that is patent...
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examples illustrate the difference: numbers, sets, and
ideas are
typically classified as
abstract objects,
whereas plants, dogs, and
planets are considered...
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transform [
an]
abstract idea into a patent-eligible invention." The
ruling continued with
these points: A mere
instruction to
implement an abstract idea on a...
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An anecdote is "a
story with a point", such as to
communicate an abstract idea about a person, place, or
thing through the
concrete details of a short...
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lawsuit against SAP. The PTAB
ruled that the
patent was
unpatentable as
an abstract idea. March–June 2014: The
United States Supreme Court decided Alice Corp...