technology and sciences, rajampet under the chairmanship

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Intellectual property (IP) refers to various distinct types of creations of the mind: inventions,

literary and artistic works, and symbols, names, images, and designs used in commerce; for

which a set of exclusive rights like copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights and

trade secrets are recognized under the corresponding fields of law.

An Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Cell has been formed in Annamcharya Institute of

Technology and Sciences, Rajampet under the Chairmanship of Hon'ble Secretary to look after

the activities related to the Intellectual Property of the college also to create awareness among

faculties, research scholar and the students of the college.

The major objectives of the IPR Cell includes:

To promote constant awareness about Intellectual Property rights (IPRP).

To engage in / conduct IP clinics/ workshops/ seminars

To advice and guide students and faculty on the importance of IPR with the help of PIC –

Andhra Pradesh

To participate in / arrange periodic meeting of faculty members along with officers of PIC

– Andhra Pradesh for identifying patentable inventions

To encourage faculty members to carryout patent searches in-house and/or at PIC –

Andhra Pradesh and to fine-tune their search

To support common people to obtain protection for their inventions / innovative ideas

To forward eligible cases of IP protection to PIC – Andhra Pradesh

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Roles and Responsibilities of IPR Cell

To establish IPR policy and implementation of the same

To maintain confidentiality agreement (Non-Disclosure agreement form)

To guide in filing of IPRs applications such as patents, copyright, trademark registration

etc. in the patent office

To assist in Licensing and technology transfer

To assist the investors on Technology mapping, identification of Venture capitalist

To Generate revenue to the institution through technology transfer, commercialization

and royalty

The IPR cell will assist the institution to administer its intellectual property matters

To create awareness on IPR among students and faculty

To train in conducting patent search before starting any project works

To draft patent complete specifications

To reply to first examination report and to provide assistance during hearing

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Chairperson

Sri. C.Gangi Reddy, Hon’ Secretary, AET

Secretary

Prof. R. Ramakoteswara Rao, Principal AITS

Members

Dr. C. N. V. Sridhar, Dept. of Civil Engineering

Dr. M. Padmalalitha, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Prof. N. Sivarami Reddy, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering

Prof. B. Abdul Raheem, Dept. of Electronic & Communication Engineering

Prof. A. Subramanyam, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering

Prof. M. Subbarao, Dept. of Information Technology

Dr. M. C. Raju, Dept. of Humanities & Sciences

Prof. N. Mallikharjunarao, Dept. of Computer Application

Dr. M. Rajesh, Dept. of Business Administration

Coordinator

S.MD. Azash, Dept. of Business Administration.

E-mail: [email protected], Mobile: 9133915846.

mailto:[email protected]

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Patent Filling Details

Sno Title Name of the Inventors Application No Date of

filing

Publication

Date

1 Method for

Medical Image

Analysis

Dr.B.Abdul Raheem

Dr.Fahimuddin Shaik

Dr.K.Riyazuddin

N.Baladastagiri

201841004767A 08/02/2018 16/02/2018

2 A Multi Engine

Automobile

Dommaraju Krishna

Mohan Raju 2849/CHE/2008 10/05/2009 07/03/2018

3 A System for

Controling Valve

Operating Period

Dommaraju Krishna

Mohan Raju

2853/CHE/2008 10/05/2009

4 Double Crank

Opposite

Cylinder Engine

with Flywheel

Driven at High

Speed

Dommaraju Krishna

Mohan Raju

2855/CHE/2008 10/05/2009

ACTIVITIES

S.No Year Name of the workshop/ seminar Date From –

To

Resource Persons

1 2013-14 Exclusive Marketing Rights under

IPR

09.03.2013 Emmanuel Gosula, Alliance

Global Services, Hyderabad

2 2013-14 Need for intellectual property right 5.01.2013 B. Ramesh Reddy, Lava

Technologies, Bangalore

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2013-14 Trade Mark Protection 01.03.2013 T.V. Avinash Praveen,

Rajasekhar from LIC Life

Plus, Recruiting Team

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2013-14 Data Protection Law 05.02.2013 to

06.02.2013

M. Azmath Ali, Project

Manager, ALP, TCS, KLK

Estates, Hyderabad

5 2013-14 Cyber law and data protection-in

IPR

06.04.2013 to

07.04.2013

B. Ramesh Reddy, Lava

Technologies, Bangalore

6 2013-14 Cyber Security strategies and IT

Law

08.03.2013 Tanjua Abbusin, Director,

NTT Data

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2013-14 Major forms of IP 15.04.2013 Sanjiv Satpathy, Head

Campus Connect, Infotech

Enterprises, Hyderabad

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2014-15 Intellectual Property and the

Employee Engineer

26.7.2014 Prof. SyduluMaheswarapu,

EED, N/T Warangel, Dean

Faculty Welfare

9 2014-15 IPR and Social Cost 27.8.2014 Mr. R. Narayanan &Pandits,

SRI T.T. Tirupathi-517 501

10 2014-15 Enforcement of Intellectual

property rights

26.9.2014 to

27.9.2014

Dr. C. N. V. Sridhar and B.

Subhan

11 2014-15 IPR awareness for Engineers 11.11.2014 to

12.11.2014

Mr. R. Narayanan &Pandits,

SRI T.T. Tirupathi-517 501

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2014-15 IP issues affecting engineers 1.2.2015 Mr. A. Gangadhar Kumar,

Smart Steps Pvt Ltd,

Hyderabad

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2014-15 Smart Devices and IPR 5.3.2015 Prof. S.V.K. Varma, Dept of

Mathematics S.V.U college

of Sciences, S.V. University,

Tirupati

14 2014-15 Cyber law and data protection 6.4.2015 Dr. S.J.G. Raghu Kanth,

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Associate Professor, Dept of

Civil Engg, I.I.T. Madras-

600 036.

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2015-16 Protection of computer program-

An issue to decide

18.5.2015 T.R. Yamanna

Tech Supe, Dept of

Aerospace Engg,117

16 2015-16 Patent Protection 03.08.2015 M. Krishna Murthy, EE,

PRJ, Rajampet

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2015-16 Trade Mark Protection 05.09.2015 K.L. Srinagesh, Senior Bank

Manager, Syndicate Bank,

Rajampet

Mr. P. Vijay Ananda Reddy,

Divisional Manager, United

India Insurance Co Ltd,

Kadapa

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2015-16 IP Policy Making and Legislations 03.10.2015 to

04.10.2015

Prof. D. Thukaram,

Dept of Electrical Engg,

I.I.S.C, Bengaluru

Prof. S.P. Dhanvel,

Dept of H&S, IIT Madras

Dr. M. Venkatesan,

Asso.Prof. SCSR VIT

University, Vellore,

Tamilnadu

C. Rama Krishna Reddy,

Project Coordinator, Andhra

Pradesh Indl & Techl

Consultancy Organization

Limited, Kadapa.

19 2015-16 Semiconductor integrated circuits 02.11.2015 Dr. S.V. Subba Rao,

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layout-designs and IPR Associate Professor (Retd),

SDSC, SHAR, ISRO

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2016-17 Drafting of Patent 30.12.2016 to

31.12.2016

Rama Krishna Kappagantu,

IEEE R10 DIRECTOR

Dr. Lakshmi Narayana

Merugu,

Vice Chair, IEEE,

Hyderabad section,

D. Shasidhar Reddy, Infosys

Ltd

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2016-17 Use of Trade Marks and Registered

Users

10.1.2016 Emmanuel Gosula, Oakton,

Hyderabad

Brahma Reddy B, Oakton

Ltd

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2016-17 Filing of Patent 07.02.2016 To

08.02.2016

Dr. T. Thayagaraj,

IIT, Madras

Prof. Mahesh Kumar,

I.I.T. Madras, Chennai-36

C. Thiagarajan,

Technical Superintendent,

Dept of Physics, IITM,

Chennai-600026.

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2016-17 Patent kill invention 13.02.2016 Aniruddha S Dasu

Senior Vice President –

Polaris

Vijay Durga Reddy

Sr. Consultant, Singapore

Raghavendra Saroor

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2016-17 Patent application process 26.04.2016 to

27.04.2016

Dr. V. Naga Bhaskar Reddy

Professor & Head –EEE,

RGMCET, Nandyal

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Dr. P. Umapathi Reddy

Professor – Dept. of EEE,

SVEC – Tirupati.

Prof. Sydulu Maheswarapu

NITW – Dept. of EEE

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2016-17 Industrial Design Protection 18.07.2016 K. Prahlada Rao

Principal – JNTUACE,

Anantapuramu

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2017-18 Impact of IPR on Development,

Health, Agriculture and Generic

Resource

22.10.2017 S. Jaffar Hussain

GMMCO Ltd, Chennai

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2017-18 IPR in India 06.11.2017 to

07.11.2017

P. Raghavendra

Sig Asso Director (Retd),

Inst. Of Defence Scientists,

Hyd.

Dr. V. Adimurthy

Padmasree Awardee, ISRO

Dr. Y. Bhavani Kumar

Scientist, TPT

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2017-18 Justifications for protection of IP 25.10.2017 Dr. S. Chandra Mohan

Reddy

Associate Prof – ECE,

JNTUACEP.

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2017-18 Patent application process 23.03.2018 B.V. Reddy,

Professor – FEAS, Oshawa,

ON , Canada

D. Srinivasula Reddy

DRDO Scientist (DRDL),

P.R. Hariharan

DSIR, New Delhi

30 2017-18 WTO and IPR 15.09.2018 Prof. D. Sreeramulu

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Dept. of Business

Management, UCC&BM,

OU

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2017-18 Rights of patentee 06.10.2018 Prof. Dr. Swammy Vashist

Professor in Accounting,

Cambodia

IPR WORKSHOP DETAILS

Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on Data Protection Law

DATE: 06.02.2013 to 05.02.2013.

VENUE: AITS Conference Hall.

Resource Persons: M. Azmath Ali, Project Manager, ALP, TCS, KLK Estates, Hyderabad.

Organized by: Department of Computer Science Engineering

Introduction: Personal data is any information relating to you, whether it relates to your private,

professional, or public life. In the online environment, where vast amounts of personal data are

shared and transferred around the globe instantaneously, it is increasingly difficult for people to

maintain control of their personal information. This is where data protection comes in.

Data protection refers to the practices, safeguards, and binding rules put in place to protect your

personal information and ensure that you remain in control of it. In short, you should be able to

decide whether or not you want to share some information, who has access to it, for how long,

for what reason, and be able to modify some of this information, and more. Governments also

have a security interest in ensuring the protection of personal data.

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Objectives of the workshop:

To create awareness about the data protection

To know importance of commercial data and its protection

To categorise personal data and commercial data

Theme of the workshop:

The workshop focuses on following topics:

Information Security and Privacy

Computer and Software

Data Protection,

Sensitive Information

Targeted Audience:

Faculties, students and practicing lawyer and software professional.

Number of participants: 43

Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on Cyber law and Data Protection-in IPR

DATE: 06.04.2013 to 07.04.2013.


Resource Persons: B. Ramesh Reddy, Lava Technologies, Bangalore.

Organized by: Department of Information Technology

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Introduction: The rapid change occurring in the present era of Information Technology and the

computer has gained popularity in every aspect of our lives. This includes the use of computers

by persons involved in the commission of crimes. Today, computers play a major role in almost

every crime that is committed. Every crime that is committed is not necessarily a computer

crime, but it does mean that law enforcement must become much more computer literate just to

be able to keep up with the criminal element. Extending the rule of law into cyberspace is a

critical step to create a trustworthy environment for people and different activities. Computer

forensic science helps in maintaining the trustworthy environment for cyber society by applying

a set of procedure and integrated analytical techniques to extract evidence when computer is used

as evidence in criminal investigation. To provide this self-protection, computer forensic science

should focus on implementing cyber security plans addressing people, process, and technology

issues. There is need to commit the resources to educate employees on security practices,

develop thorough plans for the handling of sensitive data, records and transactions, and

incorporate robust security technology, such as firewalls, anti-virus software, intrusion detection

tools, and authentication services, throughout the organizations' computer systems. One of the

major challenges, we are facing in law improvement in this new era is keeping up with growing

demands of technology. Computer technology changes are so rapid that if a department is up to

date today; their equipment will probably be outdated. Since the budgets have not been increased

to keep pace with the rapid change in technology it becoming difficult for law enforcement

agencies to keep up with this rapid change. The criminal element is not as challenged to keep

pace, and being usually well financed and having the resources to continue purchasing the newer

technologies.


To know about Cyber Law

To study various techniques of computer forensic science

To categorize Cyber crimes



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Cyber Security plans

Computer forensic

Email Forensic Techniques

Password cracking Techniques and Cryptanalysis,

Data-related crimes, including interception, modification, and theft.

Network-related crimes, including interference and sabotage.

Crimes of access, including hacking and virus distribution.

Associated computer-related crimes, including aiding and abetting cyber criminals

computer fraud and Computer forgery.

Targeted Audience:

Faculties, students and software professional.


Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on Enforcement of Intellectual Property

Rights

DATE: 26.9.2014 to 27.9.2014.


Resource Persons: Dr. C. N. V. Sridhar and B. Subhan.

Organized by: Department of Business Administration

Introduction: Acquisition and maintenance of an intellectual property right is meaningless if

that right cannot be enforced in the marketplace. It is the threat of enforcement which allows an

intellectual property right to be exploited as a commercial asset. When viewed in this context,

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the existence of an effective enforcement regime becomes a central aspect of a well-functioning

IP


To know infringement of intellectual property rights

To study remedies to prevent infringements



Enforcement of intellectual property rights

Infringement of intellectual property rights

Injunctions

Targeted Audience:

Faculties, students, Research Scholar and software professional.


Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on IPR awareness for Engineers

DATE: 11.11.2014 to 12.11.2014


Resource Persons:

Mr. R. Narayanan &Pandits, SRI T.T. Tirupathi-517 501,

Mr. A. Gangadhar Kumar, Smart Steps Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad

Prof. S.V.K. Varma, Dept of Mathematics S.V.U college of Sciences, S.V. University,

Tirupati.

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Organized by: Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction: Intellectual property is the area of law that deals with protecting the rights of

those who create original works. It covers everything from original plays and novels to

inventions and company identification marks. The purpose of intellectual property laws is to

encourage new technologies, artistic expressions and inventions while promoting economic

growth. When individuals know that their creative work will be protected and that they can

benefit from their labour, they are more likely to continue to produce things that create jobs,

develop new technology, make processes more efficient, and create beauty in the world around

us.


Awareness on Intellectual Property Rights and Patents.

Academic and industrial research perspective, and IPR.

Innovative steps to quality and success.

Protecting and exploring IPRs.



Intellectual property rights and patents

Academic and industrial research perspective of IPR

Role of IP policy and IP cell

Anatomy of patents and patent claims.

IPR and Science & Technology transfer

Protecting and exploring IPRs.

Hands-on training

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Targeted Audience:


Number of participants: 43.

Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on IP Policy and Legislations

DATE: 03.10.2015 to 04.10.2015.


Resource Persons:

Prof. D. Thukaram, Dept of Electrical Engg, I.I.S.C, Bengaluru

Prof. S.P. Dhanvel, Dept of H&S, IIT Madras

Dr. M. Venkatesan, Asso.Prof. SCSR VIT University, Vellore, Tamilnadu

C. Rama Krishna Reddy, Project Coordinator, Andhra Pradesh Indl & Techl Consultancy

Organization Limited, Kadapa.

Organized by: Department of Business Administration

Introduction: Intellectual property is the area of law that deals with protecting the rights of

those who create original works. It covers everything from original plays and novels to

inventions and company identification marks. The purpose of intellectual property laws is to

encourage new technologies, artistic expressions and inventions while promoting economic

growth. When individuals know that their creative work will be protected and that they can

benefit from their labour, they are more likely to continue to produce things that create jobs,

develop new technology, make processes more efficient, and create beauty in the world around

us.


Awareness on Intellectual Property Rights.

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Various forms of IPR

To know various legislation relating to IPR in India.



Patents

Utility models

Trade marks

Designs

Targeted Audience:



Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on Drafting of Patent

DATE: 30.12.2015 to 31.12.2015.


Resource Persons:

Rama Krishna Kappagantu, IEEE R10 DIRECTOR

Dr. Lakshmi Narayana Merugu, Vice Chair, IEEE, Hyderabad section,

D. Shasidhar Reddy, Infosys Ltd

Organized by: Department of Electronic & Communication Engineering

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Introduction: Patent drafting is the process of writing the patent description and claims. When

the patent is issued, the draft is the specification part of the document. Patent drafting is a part

of how to patent an idea and is the process of writing the patent description and claims. It is at

the core of every patent application. When the patent is issued or allowed, the draft serves as the

specification part of the document.


To know patent drafting process.

To get awareness of patent searching.



Background information on the invention

A brief summary of invention

A short description of the drawings

A detailed description of invention

The claim or claims

An abstract of the disclosure

Targeted Audience:



Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on Filing of Patent

DATE: 07.02.2016 to 08.02.2016.

https://www.upcounsel.com/how-to-patent-an-idea

https://www.upcounsel.com/patent-description

https://www.upcounsel.com/patent-application

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Resource Persons:

Dr. T. Thayagaraj, IIT, Madras

Prof. Mahesh Kumar, I.I.T. Madras, Chennai-36

C. Thiagarajan, Technical Superintendent, Dept of Physics, IITM, Chennai-600026.


Introduction: A patent application is a request pending at a patent office for the grant of

a patent for the invention described and claimed by that application. An application consists of a

description of the invention (the patent specification), together with official forms and

correspondence relating to the application. The term patent application is also used to refer to

the process of applying for a patent, or to the patent specification itself (i.e. the content of the

document filed with a view to initiating the process of applying for a patent. To obtain the grant

of a patent, a person, either legal or natural, must file an application at a patent office with the

jurisdiction to grant a patent in the geographic area over which coverage is required. This is often

a national patent office, but may be a regional body. Once the patent specification complies with

the laws of the office concerned, a patent may be granted for the invention described and claimed

by the specification.


To know patent application filing

Documents to require to patent application



Patent specification

Claims

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent_office

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claim_(patent)

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Filing date

Priority claim

Security issues

Publication

Patent pending

Patentable subject matter

Search and examination

Issue or grant

Post-issue or grant

Targeted Audience:



Name of the Workshop: National Workshop on Patent Application Process

DATE: 26.04.2016 to 27.04.2016.


Resource Persons:

Dr. V. Naga Bhaskar Reddy, Professor & Head –EEE, RGMCET, Nandyal

Dr. P. Umapathi Reddy, Professor – Dept. of EEE, SVEC – Tirupati.

Prof. Sydulu Maheswarapu, NITW – Dept. of EEE

B.V. Reddy, Professor – FEAS, Oshawa, ON , Canada

D. Srinivasula Reddy, DRDO Scientist (DRDL)

P.R. Hariharan, DSIR, New Delhi


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Introduction: A patent application (i.e., the document which an applicant files with a view to

initiating the patent application process) generally contains a description of the invention

together with at least one claim purporting to define it. A patent application may also

include drawings to illustrate the invention. Furthermore, an abstract is generally required.


Drafting of Patent Application

Steps in patent Application process



Who can apply for a patent?

What can and cannot be patented?

How do I know if my invention is patentable?

How long does patent protection last?

How much does it cost to get a patent?

Targeted Audience:



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claim_(patent)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent_drawing

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_(law)#Patent_law