Q: Is universal language translator patented?
I meant to say, is Voice language translator patented. If not I want to patent it.
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There are plenty of patents on translators, some of which may be considered universal. So, yeah, they are out there.
However, your universal translator that you construct may work in a totally different way, so you may be able to patent it.
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You may seek to obtain a patent for your original and non-obvoius invention. You may not obtain a patent for something that someone else invented.
If you have invented your own universal translator we can discuss to see if it could be patentable. Give me a call, so that we can discuss further.
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