Definition of Industrial Design
Industrial design is an aesthetic aspect of a product that consists of three-dimensional characteristics, such as the shape of a product, or two-dimensional characteristics, such as patterns, lines, or colors. Industrial design protects the aesthetics or appearance of a product.
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Three-dimensional appearance representing the overall form of a product. Example: The body shape of a Polaroid camera.
Three-dimensional appearance representing the arrangement of components or ornaments that form a product. Example: Patterns on Oreo cookies.
Two-dimensional appearance representing a combination of lines on the product's surface. Example: Line patterns on clothing.
Two-dimensional appearance representing a combination of colors on the product's surface. Example: Colorful patterns on a handbag.
Industrial design must be new and not previously disclosed or published, either in Indonesia or abroad.
Design has a visual appearance that gives an esthetic impression on the shape, configuration, line composition, or color composition of the product.
Design can be realized on products and produced repeatedly in industrial activities or handicrafts.
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You can pursue legal action, including filing a cease and desist letter to the infringing party. Nusantara Patent can assist in drafting and filing such letters with an appropriate handling strategy.
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