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15-4-1402. Definitions.
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15-4-1402. Definitions.
As used in this subchapter:
(1) “Center” means the Center for Prototype Development and Emerging Technologies to be developed and operated by the University of Arkansas at Little Rock;
(2) “Commercial state” means the point at which a product has been developed beyond the theoretical and prototype stage and is capable of being manufactured or practiced commercially;
(3) “Gross sales revenues” means all revenues or anything of value received by any person from the sale of a proprietary product;
(4) “Intellectual property” means patents, copyrights, or trademarks acquired pursuant to federal or state law or applications for patent or for copyright or trademark registration;
(5) “Inventor” means any person who conceives a new concept which may result in a proprietary product;
(6) “Person” means any individual, sole proprietor, partnership, or corporation;
(7) “Product” means any device, technique, process, item of manufacture, composition of matter, or work of authorship;
(8) “Product development plan” means a plan prepared by the center for developing a product to the commercial state;
(9) “Proposal” means a plan provided by the inventor which includes technical and descriptive information on a product;
(10) “Proprietary product” means a product patented, copyrighted, or trademarked pursuant to federal or state law or for which an application for patent or for copyright or trademark registration is pending; and
(11) “Royalties” means all things of value received by an inventor in connection with the licensing of a proprietary product or the assignment, sale, or licensing of intellectual property.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 15-4-1402
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15-4-1402. Definitions.
As used in this subchapter:
(1) “Center” means the Center for Prototype Development and Emerging Technologies to be developed and operated by the University of Arkansas at Little Rock;
(2) “Commercial state” means the point at which a product has been developed beyond the theoretical and prototype stage and is capable of being manufactured or practiced commercially;
(3) “Gross sales revenues” means all revenues or anything of value received by any person from the sale of a proprietary product;
(4) “Intellectual property” means patents, copyrights, or trademarks acquired pursuant to federal or state law or applications for patent or for copyright or trademark registration;
(5) “Inventor” means any person who conceives a new concept which may result in a proprietary product;
(6) “Person” means any individual, sole proprietor, partnership, or corporation;
(7) “Product” means any device, technique, process, item of manufacture, composition of matter, or work of authorship;
(8) “Product development plan” means a plan prepared by the center for developing a product to the commercial state;
(9) “Proposal” means a plan provided by the inventor which includes technical and descriptive information on a product;
(10) “Proprietary product” means a product patented, copyrighted, or trademarked pursuant to federal or state law or for which an application for patent or for copyright or trademark registration is pending; and
(11) “Royalties” means all things of value received by an inventor in connection with the licensing of a proprietary product or the assignment, sale, or licensing of intellectual property.
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