北京市2025年上半年专利转让许可次数同比增长7%

Core Insights - The Beijing Intellectual Property Bureau aims to enhance the transformation of patent achievements into productive forces by establishing a long-term mechanism, with a target of a 7% year-on-year increase in patent transfer and licensing by the first half of 2025 [1] Group 1: Patent Development and Utilization - As of June 2023, Beijing has achieved a high-value invention patent ownership of 171.8 per 10,000 people, leading the nation, with a total of 695,000 effective invention patents and an annual growth rate of 17.9% [1] - The number of valid trademark registrations in Beijing reached 3.282 million, with an annual growth rate of 9.7% [1] - The city has cultivated 170 enterprises for patent industrialization, with over 89 billion yuan in loans issued by major domestic banks as of Q3 2025 [2] Group 2: Financial Innovations in Intellectual Property - Haidian District has pioneered the issuance of patent licensing intellectual property securitization products and established a risk compensation fund for intellectual property pledge financing [4] - The district has implemented policies such as "pay after use" for patents and open licensing trials to support innovation joint ventures between enterprises and research institutions [4] Group 3: Legal and Regulatory Framework - The Beijing courts are enhancing their specialized adjudication capabilities to provide robust judicial protection for the development of new productive forces, addressing issues related to AI-generated content and algorithm patents [3] - Haidian District has established a collaborative protection mechanism for intellectual property, integrating judicial, administrative, arbitration, and industry self-regulation [5] Group 4: Focus on Emerging Technologies - The district is focusing on protecting intellectual property in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence, with initiatives including the release of the first group standard for intellectual property in generative AI [5] - Key industries receiving patent navigation services include synthetic biology, gene therapy, and brain-computer interfaces, among others [5]