What is the difference between FTO - Freedom To Operate (Infringement) Vs Patentability Search?

[@htcisd]

I was searching this from 1 year GREAT work you're doing please keep it up

[@brainiacipsolutions]

Thank you Very much. You can suggest topics on Patents or Trademark, we will try to prepare videos for the same.

[@prashantauti3768]

Please keep it up👍🏻

[@prashantauti3768]

Great information

[@brainiacipsolutions]

Thank you Very much. You can suggest topics on Patents or Trademark, we will try to prepare videos for the same.

[@DrAnkitJain]

Excellent video sir..

[@brainiacipsolutions]

thank you

[@suryakala6]

Very nicely explained....

[@brainiacipsolutions]

Thanks a lot

[@hardikrastogi6863]

Hlw sir, sir if same product as mine is patented in australia , and am gonna launch in india with some modifications like body material and all soo could i doo this or not, ?

[@brainiacipsolutions]

You can do that, but still their may be other live patents which you might infringe.
So its better to get expert search and opinion on FTO/infringement.

[@hardikrastogi6863]

@@brainiacipsolutions sir i want to know is australian patent holder can sue me in India for selling my product in india only which is mild similar to its patent ?

[@Nisha-uz4nv]

Nice sir
I have small doubts
Can you please differentiate between novelity and patentability and what Date (filing or publication date ) consider during analysis similary in FTO ?
Thank you sir

[@brainiacipsolutions]

Will try to make video on the same.

[@madhurisirisha5449]

Can a discontinued product can infringe patent?

[@brainiacipsolutions]

No, it cannot

[@suryakala6]

Sir can you explain patent landscaping...

[@brainiacipsolutions]

Sure will do it

[@balushahi18]

Sir, why do we consider only independant claim for FTO?

[@brainiacipsolutions]

If you want to launch in India, then only Indian patent and their claims are studies. It dependents on which country you want to launch the product.