Technology Trends and Patenting Prospects of Medicinal Plants in Korea

Choi, Ji Weon; Kim, Su Yeon; Yu, Go Eun; Kim, Chang Kug

doi:10.7783/kjmcs.2019.27.2.75

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“…Entry barrier indicates anything that prevents a patent registration from starting activities in a given category. Future growth indicates the possibility for future growth in a given category, reflected by an increase in the number of patents (Choi et al, 2019). Vacant technology represents the patent share ratio for a specific category relative to the total number of patents.…”

Section: Patent Multilayer Model For Patent Strategymentioning

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Horticultural Technology Trends in the Korean Seed Industry

Yu¹,

Kim²,

Choi³

et al. 2020

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Using 10,625 valid patents registered among six countries and 6,949 plant varieties registered in Korea, we evaluated technology trends in the horticultural seed industry. The six patent indices were investigated to determine the technology stage, such as market capability, technological level, and technological development potential, for different types of crop seeds. In addition, a patent multilayer (PM) model was developed based on vacant technology, future growth, and entry barriers to predict the best directions for technology development. In Korea, seed technologies for horticultural crops have low growth potential, although they are at a mature developmental stage and do not have high market concentration. There is high market competitiveness and development potential for flower seed technologies, whereas technologies for fruit seeds are in a decreasing developmental stage.

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Horticultural Technology Trends in the Korean Seed Industry

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Kim²,

Choi³

et al. 2020

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Patent prospects and trends in post-harvest management technology of fresh agricultural products

Choi¹,

Kim²,

Lim³

et al. 2020

Korean J. Food Preserv.

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To predict the best direction for post-harvest management technology of fresh agricultural products, the growth potential of patents was evaluated using 1,517 valid patents from 1998 to 2017 for four countries (Korea, China, Japan, and United States) and the European Union. A patent portfolio (PP) index was used to evaluate the technological growth of the collected patents. Patent increase (PI) and patent sharing (PS) indices were used to evaluate the emerging trends in technology. A technology cycle time (TCT) model based on the PI, PS, and market power (MP) indices was used to compare the growth potential of each category. The PP index indicated that post-harvest management technology is in a growth stage; both the PI and PS indices showed that storage technology has high development potential, whereas packaging technology has low development potential owing to a low rate of increase. A multi-layer TCT model predicted that post-harvest management technology has high growth potential because the PI was 168.8%, the ratio of PS was 36.6%, and the MP increased 111.3%. Our results indicate that post-harvest management technologies have high growth potential, although patent applications decreased in some countries early in the study period. This study is important to establish the future strategy for extending the exportation of fresh agricultural products in Korea.

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Technology Trends and Patenting Prospects of Medicinal Plants in Korea

Cited by 2 publications

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Horticultural Technology Trends in the Korean Seed Industry

Horticultural Technology Trends in the Korean Seed Industry

Patent prospects and trends in post-harvest management technology of fresh agricultural products

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