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GE Patents refer to the intellectual property rights granted to General Electric Company for its inventions, designs, and processes that are innovative and unique.

You can search for GE patents using online patent databases such as the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website, Google Patents, or other patent search tools by entering 'General Electric' as the assignee.

Typically, patents are filed by the inventors who create the invention, but in a company like General Electric, it is usually the company's legal representatives or patent attorneys.

GE patents inventions across a wide range of fields including healthcare, energy, aviation, and manufacturing technologies.

The duration for a patent application to be processed can vary, but it typically takes about 1-3 years from filing to approval depending on various factors including the complexity of the invention and examiner workload.

Yes, GE patents are publicly available and can be accessed through various patent databases once they are granted.

GE Patents play a crucial role in protecting technological advancements and encouraging innovation by ensuring that the company's inventions are legally safeguarded against infringement.

Yes, patents owned by General Electric can potentially be licensed to others for commercial use through negotiated agreements.

No, holding a patent does not guarantee market success as it also depends on various factors such as market demand, competition, and product execution.

Infringing upon a patent occurs when someone produces, uses, or sells an invention that is patented without permission from the patent holder. This could lead to legal consequences.