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Title page
Contents
Foreword 4
Acknowledgements 5
Further information 5
Key numbers 7
Overview of IP filing activity 8
Special section : The top 100 global patent applicants 10
Patents 23
Highlights 23
Standard Figures and Tables 33
Trademarks 71
Highlights 71
Standard Figures and Tables 79
Industrial Designs 108
Highlights 108
Standard Figures and Tables 115
Plant Varieties 140
Highlights 140
Standard Figures and Tables 144
Data description 154
IP Systems at a glance 156
Glossary 158
List of abbreviations 166
Annex A. Definitions for selected energy-related technology fields 167
Annex B. International Classification of Goods and Services under the Nice Agreement 167
Annex C. International Classification for Industrial Designs (Locarno Classification) 168
Special section : The top 100 global patent applicants 10
Figure 1. Trend in total patent families belonging to the top 100 applicants 10
Figure 2. Distribution of patent families of the top 100 applicants by applicant origin 11
Figure 3. Trends in patent families for the top 10. applicants and the top applicant from each origin 14
Figure 4. Distribution of patent families belonging to the top 100 applicants by number of offices 16
Figure 5. Distribution of patent families belonging to the top 100 applicants by number of offices and applicant origin, 2003-12 16
Figure 6. Distribution of patent families belonging to the top 100 applicants by field of technology, 2003-12 19
Figure 7. Top three technology fields for each top 10 applicant, 2003-12 19
Patents 23
Figure 1. Patent applications worldwide 23
Figure 2. Patent applications at the top 10 offices, 2014 23
Figure 3. Patent applications by income group 25
Figure 4. Patent applications by region 26
Figure 5. Resident patent applications per 100 billion USD GDP for the top 10 origins 29
Figure 6. Patent grants worldwide 30
Trademarks 71
Figure 1/Figure 7. Trademark applications worldwide 71
Figure 2/Figure 8. Trademark application class counts worldwide 71
Figure 3/Figure 9. Trademark application class counts for the top 10 offices, 2014 72
Figure 4/Figure 10. Trademark application class counts by income group 73
Figure 5/Figure 11. Trademark application class counts by region 73
Figure 6/Figure 12. Share of total non-resident filing activity by origin at selected offices 76
Figure 7/Figure 13. Resident trademark application class count per 100 billion USD GDP for selected origins 77
Industrial Designs 108
Figure 1/Figure 14. Industrial design applications worldwide 108
Figure 2/Figure 15. Application design counts worldwide 108
Figure 3/Figure 16. Application design counts for the top 10 offices, 2014 109
Figure 4/Figure 17. Application design counts by income group 109
Figure 5/Figure 18. Application design counts by region 110
Figure 6/Figure 19. Resident application design counts per 100 billion USD GDP for the top 10 origins 112
Plant Varieties 140
Figure 1/Figure 20. Plant variety applications worldwide 140
Figure 2/Figure 21. Plant variety applications for the top 10 offices, 2014 141
Figure 3/Figure 22. Plant variety applications by income group 141
Figure 4/Figure 23. Plant variety applications by region 142
Figure 5/Figure 24. Plant variety titles issued worldwide 143
Maps
Map 1. Equivalent patent applications by origin, 2014 27
Map 2. Equivalent trademark application class counts by origin, 2014 74
Map 3. Equivalent application design counts by origin, 2014 111
Map 4. Equivalent plant variety applications by origin, 2014 143
Standard Figures and Tables
A1. Trend in patent applications worldwide 35
A2. Resident and non-resident patent applications worldwide 35
A3. Trend in patent grants worldwide 36
A4. Resident and non-resident patent grants worldwide 36
A5. Patent applications by income group 36
A6. Patent applications by region 37
A7. Trend in patent applications for the top five offices 37
A8. Patent applications for the top 20 offices, 2014 37
A9. Contribution of resident and non-resident applications to total growth for the top 20 offices, 2013-14 38
A10. Patent applications for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 38
A11. Contribution of resident and non-resident applications to total growth for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2013-14 39
A12. Patent grants by income group 39
A13. Patent grants by region 39
A14. Patent grants for the top 20 offices, 2014 40
A15. Patent grants for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 40
A16. Equivalent patent applications by origin, 2014 41
A17. Equivalent patent applications for the top 20 origins, 2014 41
A18. Patent applications for the top 25 offices and origins, 2014 42
A19. Equivalent patent grants for the top 20 origins, 2014 43
A20. Trend in patent families worldwide 43
A21. Domestic and foreign-oriented patent families for the top origins, 2010-12 44
A22. Patent families by number of offices, 2010-12 44
A23. Patent applications worldwide by field of technology 45
A24. Trend in patent applications for the top five technology fields 46
A25. Top three technology fields for the top 10 origins, 2011-13 (% of total) 46
A26. Relative specialization index for patent applications for selected fields of technology, 2011-13 47
A27. Trend in patent applications in energy-related technologies 48
A28. Relative specialization index for patent applications for selected energy-related technologies for the top origins, 2011-13 49
A29. Resident patent applications per 100 billion USD GDP for the top 20 origins 50
A30. Resident patent applications per million population for the top 20 origins 50
A31. Trend in patents in force worldwide 51
A32. Patents in force at the top 20 offices, 2014 51
A33. Patents in force in 2014 as a percentage of total applications 52
A34. Average age of patents in force at selected offices 52
A35. Potentially pending applications at the top offices 53
A36. Potentially pending applications at the top 20 offices, 2014 53
A37. Distribution of pendency time for selected offices 54
A38. PCT international applications by origin, 2014 55
A39. Top PCT applicants, 2014 56
A40. Trend in PCT applications 56
A41. PCT applications for the top 20 origins, 2014 57
A42. Non-resident applications by filing route for selected offices, 2014 57
A43. Number of PPH requests, 2014 58
A44. Trend in utility model applications worldwide 59
A45. Utility model applications for the top 20 offices, 2014 59
A46. Utility model applications for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 60
A47. Resident utility model applications in relation to resident patent applications, 2014 60
A48. Trend in microorganism deposits worldwide 61
A49. Deposits at the top international depositary authorities 61
A50. Patent applications by office and origin, 2014 62
A51. Patent grants by office and origin, and patents in force, 2014 66
A52. Utility model applications and grants by office and origin, 2014 69
B1. Trend in trademark applications worldwide 80
B2. Trend in trademark application class counts worldwide 80
B3. Resident and non-resident trademark application class counts worldwide 81
B4. Trend in trademark registrations worldwide 81
B5. Trend in trademark registration class counts worldwide 82
B6. Resident and non-resident trademark registration class counts worldwide 82
B7. Trademark application class counts by income group 83
B8. Trademark application class counts by region 83
B9. Trend in trademark applications for the top five offices 83
B10. Trademark application class counts for the top 20 offices, 2014 84
B11. Contribution of resident and non-resident application class counts to total growth for the top 20 offices, 2013-14 84
B12. Trademark application class counts for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 85
B13. Contribution of resident and non-resident application class counts to total growth for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2013-14 85
B14. Trademark registration class counts for the top 20 offices, 2014 86
B15. Trademark registration class counts for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 86
B16. Equivalent trademark application class counts by origin, 2014 87
B17. Trademark application class counts for the top 20 origins, 2014 87
B18. Trademark application class counts for selected low-and middle-income origins, 2014 88
B19. Trademark application class counts abroad for the top 20 origins, 2014 88
B20. Trademark application class counts for the top 25 offices and origins, 2014 89
B21. Distribution of trademark applications by top Nice classes, 2014 90
B22. Trademark applications by goods and services classes, 2014 90
B23. Trademark applications by industry sector, 2014 91
B24. Trademark applications by top three sectors at the top offices, 2014 92
B25. Distribution of trademark applications by goods and services at the top offices, 2014 92
B26. Trademark applications by top three sectors for the top origins, 2014 93
B27. Distribution of trademark applications by goods and services for selected origins, 2014 93
B28. Resident trademark application class count per 100 billion USD GDP for selected origins 94
B29. Resident trademark application class count per million population for selected origins 94
B30. Trademarks in force at selected offices, 2014 95
B31. Trademarks in force in 2014 as a percentage of total registrations 95
B32. Average age of trademarks in force at selected offices, 2014 96
B33. Madrid international applications by origin, 2014 96
B34. Top Madrid applicants, 2014 97
B35. Trend in Madrid international registrations 97
B36. Designations in registrations for the top 20 origins, 2014 98
B37. Designations in registrations for the top 20 designated Madrid members, 2014 98
B38. Trend in non-resident filing activity by filing route (direct and Madrid) 99
B39. Madrid share of non-resident filing activity for selected designated Madrid members, 2014 99
B40. Trademark applications by office and origin, 2014 100
B41. Trademark registrations by office and origin, and trademarks in force, 2014 104
C1. Trend in industrial design applications worldwide 116
C2. Trend in application design counts worldwide 116
C3. Resident and non-resident application design counts worldwide 117
C4. Trend in industrial design registrations worldwide 117
C5. Trend in registration design counts worldwide 118
C6. Resident and non-resident registration design counts worldwide 118
C7. Application design counts by income group 119
C8. Application design counts by region 119
C9. Trend in industrial design applications for the top five offices 119
C10. Application design counts for the top 20 offices, 2014 120
C11. Contribution of resident and non-resident application design counts to total growth for the top 20 offices, 2013-14 120
C12. Application design counts for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 121
C13. Contribution of resident and non-resident application design counts to total growth for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2013-14 121
C14. Registration design counts for the top 20 offices, 2014 122
C15. Registration design counts for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 122
C16. Equivalent application design counts by origin, 2014 123
C17. Application design counts for the top 20 origins, 2014 123
C18. Application design counts for selected low-and middle-income origins, 2014 124
C19. Application design counts abroad for the top 20 origins, 2014 124
C20. Application design counts for the top 25 offices and origins, 2014 125
C21. Application design counts by Locarno class, 2014 126
C22. Distribution of application design counts in the top three sectors and for the top 10 offices, 2014 126
C23. Distribution of application design counts in the top three sectors and for the top 15 origins, 2014 127
C24. Resident application design counts per 100 billion of USD GDP for the top 20 origins 127
C25. Resident application design counts per million population for the top 20 origins 128
C26. Industrial design registrations in force worldwide 128
C27. Industrial design registrations in force for the top 20 offices, 2014 129
C28. Industrial design registrations in force in 2014 as a percentage of total registrations 129
C29. Average age of industrial design registrations in force at selected offices 130
C30. Hague international application design count by origin, 2014 130
C31. Top Hague applicants, 2014 131
C32. Trend in Hague international registration design counts 131
C33. Registration design counts for the top 20 designated Hague members, 2014 132
C34. Registration design counts for the top 20 origins, 2014 132
C35. Trend in active international registration design counts 133
C36. Non-resident application design counts by filing route for selected Hague members, 2014 133
C37. Industrial design applications by office and origin, 2014 134
C38. Industrial design registrations by office and origin, and industrial designs in force, 2014 137
D1. Trend in plant variety applications worldwide 145
D2. Trend in plant variety titles issued worldwide 145
D3. Plant variety applications by income group 146
D4. Plant variety applications by region 146
D5. Plant variety applications for the top 20 offices, 2014 146
D6. Contribution of resident and non-resident applications to total growth for the top 20 offices, 2013-14 147
D7. Plant variety applications for offices of selected low-and middle-income countries, 2014 147
D8. Plant variety titles issued for the top 20 offices, 2014 148
D9. Equivalent plant variety applications by origin, 2014 148
D10. Plant variety applications for the top 20 origins, 2014 149
D11. Plant variety applications abroad for the top 20 origins, 2014 149
D12. Plant variety titles issued for the top 20 origins, 2014 150
D13. Plant variety titles issued abroad for the top 20 origins, 2014 150
D14. Trend in plant varieties in force worldwide 151
D15. Plant varieties in force at selected offices, 2014 151
D16. Plant variety applications and titles issued by office and origin, 2014 152
출판사 책소개
This annual publication provides a wide range of indicators covering the following areas of intellectual property: patents, utility models, trademarks, industrial designs, microorganisms and plant variety protection. It draws on data from national and regional IP offices, WIPO and the World Bank.
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