INTELLECTUAL-PROPERTY ASSEMBLY LINE SYSTEMATIZES COMPONENTS, ORDEREDLY NUMBERS COMPONENTS, CATEGORIZES COMPONENTS, SYNCHRONIZING COMPONENTS, FORMULATES INVENTION SPECIFICATIONS, AND SIMPLIFIES INVENTION SPECIFICATIONS TO THE SIMPLEST DESCRIPTIVE LEVEL

Abstract

A unique system comprises twenty simplest-descriptive-level formulas, at least one mobile or stationary device, and at least one operating and/or applicational software downloaded to the at least one mobile or stationary device for operating the at least one mobile or stationary device. The unique system is for helping a user be able to quickly and easily describe, preserve, retrieve, process, and benefit from inventions. Each of the twenty simplest-descriptive-level formulas is for describing only one aspect of each component of an invention, at the simplest descriptive level such that the related components in each component aspect of the invention are systematized (grouped into systems), and such that the alphanumeric prefix and the alphanumeric suffix of each component in each component aspect match each other and increase sequentially. The twenty simplest-descriptive-level formulas systematize, orderedly number, categorize, synchronize, standardize, and simplify each component description in each component aspect of an invention to the simplest descriptive level.

Claims

1. A system for describing an invention comprising: at least one device, said at least one device comprising a monitor, a processor, and a memory; at least one invention-describing formula, said at least one invention-describing formula stored in said memory, said at least one invention-describing formula for describing said invention; and at least one software, said at least one software stored in said memory, said processor coupled to said memory for executing said at least one software, said processor for processing input from a user, said processor for displaying said invention and said at least one invention-describing formula on said monitor, wherein said invention comprises at least one component, said at least one component is systematized into at least one component system, each of said at least one component and said at least one component system has a name, said name comprises a sequential prefix, a name description, a reference number, and a sequential suffix such that said sequential prefix and said sequential suffix match each other and increase sequentially.

2. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said at least one invention-describing formula is selected from the group consisting of: describing said sequential prefix, describing said name description, describing said reference number, describing said sequential suffix, describing what each of said at least one component is, describing the material of each of said at least one component, describing the shape of each of said at least one component, describing the dimension of each of said at least one component, describing the smell of each of said at least one component, describing the taste of each of said at least one component, describing the finish of each of said at least one component, describing the design of each of said at least one component, describing the color of each of said at least one component, describing the sound of each of said at least one component, describing the property of each of said at least one component, describing the connection of each of said at least one component, describing the function of each of said at least one component, describing the advantage of each of said at least one component, describing the advantage of said invention, describing the operation of said invention, describing the variation of said invention, describing the ramification of said invention, describing the variation of each of said at least one component, and describing the ramification of each of said at least one component.

3. The system of claim 1, wherein said reference number of said name is selected from the group consisting of: 100, 1000, 10000, 100000, 1000000, 200, 2000, 20000, 200000, 2000000, 300, 3000, 30000, 300000, 3000000, 400, 4000, 40000, 400000, and 4000000.

4. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said sequential prefix and said sequential suffix is selected from the group consisting of: at least one alphanumeric character, at least one numeric character, and at least one alphabetic character.

5. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said at least one invention-describing formula comprises an answer to a question selected from the group consisting of: said invention is for what purpose(s)?, each figure illustrates what view(s)?, each of said names has what sequential prefix?, each of said names has what name description?, each of said names has what reference number?, each of said names has what sequential suffix?, said invention comprises what component(s)?, each of said at least one component is made of what material(s)?, each of said at least one component has what shape(s)?, each of said at least one component has what dimension(s)?, each of said at least one component has what smell(s)?, each of said at least one component has what taste(s)?, each of said at least one component has what finish(s)?, each of said at least one component has what design(s)?, each of said at least one component has what color(s)?, each of said at least one component makes what sound(s)?, each of said at least one component has what property(s)?, how each of said at least one component is connected to other(s)?, each of said at least one component is for what function(s)?, each of said at least one component provides what advantage(s)?, said invention provides what advantage(s)?, the operation of said invention comprises what step(s)?, said invention has what variation(s)?, said invention has what ramification(s)?, each of said at least one component has what variation(s)?, and each of said at least one component has what ramification(s)?.

6. The system of claim 1, further comprising at least one formula selected from the group consisting of: recording said invention, describing said invention, drawing said invention, displaying said invention, storing said invention, transmitting said invention, sharing said invention, emailing said invention, filling out at least one application form for said invention, filing at least one application form for said invention, paying at least one application fee for said invention, and a combination of at least two of the above.

7. The system of claim 1, further comprising at least one formula selected from the group consisting of: drawing at least one figure of said invention, and describing said at least one figure of said invention.

8. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said at least one device is selected from the group consisting of: a mobile phone, a cellular phone, a handheld computer, a handheld electronic device, a portable media player, a wireless device, a tablet computer, a laptop computer, a mobile device, a mobile computer, a desktop or stationary device, a desktop or stationary computer, and a combination of at least two of the above.

9. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said at least one invention-describing formula describes said invention by using a format selected from the group consisting of: partially or entirely color-coding the description of said invention, partially or entirely highlighting the description of said invention, partially or entirely boldfacing the description of said invention, partially or entirely underlining the description of said invention, partially or entirely italicizing the description of said invention, partially or entirely uppercasing the description of said invention, partially or entirely lowercasing the description of said invention, partially or entirely upsizing the description of said invention, partially or entirely downsizing the description of said invention, partially or entirely font-changing the description of said invention, and a combination of at least two of the above.

10. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said at least one invention-describing formula partially describes said invention by using a description selected from the group consisting of: comprises, each comprise, respectively comprise, comprising, each comprising, respectively comprising, is made of the combined materials of its components, each are made of the combined materials of its components, has the combined shapes of its components, each have the combined shapes of its components, has the combined dimensions of its components, each have the combined dimensions of its components, has the combined smells of its components, each have the combined smells of its components, has the combined tastes of its components, each have the combined tastes of its components, has the combined finishes of its components, each have the combined finishes of its components, has the combined designs of its components, each have the combined designs of its components, has the combined colors of its components, each have the combined colors of its components, has the combined sounds of its components, each have the combined sounds of its components, has the combined properties of its components, each have the combined properties of its components, has the combined connections of its components, respectively have the combined connections of its components, is for performing the combined functions of its components, respectively are for performing the combined functions of its components, and a combination of at least two of the above.

11. The system of claim 1, wherein said at least one component is systematized into said at least one component system by using a description selected from the group consisting of: comprises, each comprise, respectively comprise, comprising, each comprising, and respectively comprising.

12. The system of claim 1, wherein each of said at least one component system comprises at least one of said at least on component.

13. The system of claim 1, wherein said at least one component and said at least one component system are described in at least one aspect selected from the group consisting of: component aspect, material aspect, shape aspect, dimension aspect, smell aspect, taste aspect, finish aspect, design aspect, color aspect, sound aspect, property aspect, connection aspect, function aspect, advantage aspect, variation aspect, and ramification aspect.

14. A method for describing an invention, provided said invention, said invention comprising at least one component, said at least one component is systematized into at least one component system, each of said at least one component and said at least one component system has a name, said name comprises a sequential prefix, a name description, a reference number, and a sequential suffix such that said sequential prefix and said sequential suffix match each other and increase sequentially, the method comprising at least one step selected from the group consisting of: describing the title of said invention, describing said sequential prefix, describing said name description, describing said reference number, describing said sequential suffix, describing what each of said at least one component is, describing the material of each of said at least one component, describing the shape of each of said at least one component, describing the dimension of each of said at least one component, describing the smell of each of said at least one component, describing the taste of each of said at least one component, describing the finish of each of said at least one component, describing the design of each of said at least one component, describing the color of each of said at least one component, describing the sound of each of said at least one component, describing the property of each of said at least one component, describing the connection of each of said at least one component, describing the function of each of said at least one component, describing the advantage of each of said at least one component, describing the advantage of said invention, describing the operation of said invention, describing the variation of said invention, describing the ramification of said invention, describing the variation of each of said at least one component, and describing the ramification of each of said at least one component.

15. The method of claim 14, further comprising at least one step selected from the group consisting of: drawing at least one figure of said invention, describing at least one figure of said invention, recording said invention, describing said invention, drawing said invention, displaying said invention, storing said invention, transmitting said invention, sharing said invention, emailing said invention, filling out at least one application form for said invention, filing at least one application form for said invention, and paying at least one application fee, for said invention.

16. The method of claim 14, provided at least one device and at least one software, said at least one device comprising a monitor, a processor, and a memory, said at least one software stored in said memory, said processor coupled to said memory for executing said at least one software, said processor for processing input from a user, said processor for displaying said invention on said monitor. wherein each of said at least one device is selected from the group consisting of: a mobile phone, a cellular phone, a handheld computer, a handheld electronic device, a portable media player, a wireless device, a tablet computer, a laptop computer, a mobile device, a mobile computer, a desktop or stationary device, a desktop or stationary computer, and a combination of at least two of the above.

17. The method of claim 16, further comprising at least one step selected from the group consisting of: drawing at least one figure of said invention by using said at least one device, describing at least one figure of said invention by using said at least one device, recording said invention by using said at least one device, describing said invention by using said at least one device, drawing said invention by using said at least one device, displaying said invention by using said at least one device, storing said invention by using said at least one device, transmitting said invention by using said at least one device, sharing said invention by using said at least one device, emailing said invention by using said at least one device, filling out at least one application form for said invention by using said at least one device, filing at least one application form for said invention by using said at least one device, and paying at least one application fee, for said invention by using said at least one device.

18. A method for describing an invention, provided said invention, at least one device, at least one invention-describing formula, and at least one software, said at least one device comprising a monitor, a processor, and a memory, said at least one invention-describing formula stored in said memory, said at least one invention-describing formula for describing said invention, said at least one software stored in said memory, said processor coupled to said memory for executing said at least one software, said processor for processing input from a user, said processor for displaying said invention and said at least one invention-describing formula on said monitor, said invention comprising at least one component, said at least one component is systematized into at least one component system, each of said at least one component and said at least one component system has a name, said name comprises a sequential prefix, a name description, a reference number, and a sequential suffix such that said sequential prefix and said sequential suffix match each other and increase sequentially. the method comprising at least one step selected from the group consisting of: describing the title of said invention, describing said sequential prefix, describing said name description, describing said reference number, describing said sequential suffix, describing what each of said at least one component is, describing the material of each of said at least one component, describing the shape of each of said at least one component, describing the dimension of each of said at least one component, describing the smell of each of said at least one component, describing the taste of each of said at least one component, describing the finish of each of said at least one component, describing the design of each of said at least one component, describing the color of each of said at least one component, describing the sound of each of said at least one component, describing the property of each of said at least one component, describing the connection of each of said at least one component, describing the function of each of said at least one component, describing the advantage of each of said at least one component, describing the advantage of said invention, describing the operation of said invention, describing the variation of said invention, describing the ramification of said invention, describing the variation of each of said at least one component, and describing the ramification of each of said at least one component.

19. The method of claim 18, further comprising at least one step selected from the group consisting of: drawing at least one figure of said invention by using said at least one device, describing at least one figure of said invention by using said at least one device, displaying said at least one invention-describing formula by using said at least one device, recording said invention by using said at least one device, describing said invention by using said at least one device, drawing said invention by using said at least one device, displaying said invention by using said at least one device, storing said invention by using said at least one device, transmitting said invention by using said at least one device, sharing said invention by using said at least one device, emailing said invention by using said at least one device, filling out at least one application form for said invention by using said at least one device, filing at least one application form for said invention by using said at least one device, and paying at least one application fee, for said invention by using said at least one device.

20. The method of claim 18, wherein each of said at least one device is selected from the group consisting of: a mobile phone, a cellular phone, a handheld computer, a handheld electronic device, a portable media player, a wireless device, a tablet computer, a laptop computer, a mobile device, a mobile computer, a desktop or stationary device, a desktop or stationary computer, and a combination of at least two of the above.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0548] FIG. 1 illustrates the task menu, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc.).

[0549] FIG. 2 illustrates the command menu, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc.).

[0550] FIG. 3 illustrates two of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc.).

[0551] FIG. 4 illustrates the component formula and its category, which describes only the components, at the simplest descriptive level, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc.).

[0552] FIG. 5 illustrates a zoomed-in perspective view of the sample invention of footwear, displayed by a mobile application, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc.).

[0553] FIG. 6A illustrates a zoomed-in left view of the footwear, displayed by the mobile application, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc).

[0554] FIG. 6B illustrates a zoomed-in right view of the footwear, displayed by the mobile application, on a mobile or stationary device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer, etc.).

[0555] FIGS. 7 (Prior Art) and 8 (Prior Art) each illustrate the disadvantages of the prior-art method, which are impossible (by simply looking at the drawings or texts) to know where each and every data of each and every component of an invention are stored in a computer memory.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0556] A unique system comprises twenty simplest-descriptive-level formulas, at least one mobile or stationary device, and at least one operating and/or applicational software downloaded to the at least one mobile or stationary device for operating the at least one mobile or stationary device. The unique system is for helping a user be able to quickly and easily describe, preserve, retrieve, process, and benefit from inventions. Each of the twenty simplest-descriptive-level formulas is for describing only one aspect of each component of an invention, at the simplest descriptive level such that the related components in each component aspect of the invention are systematized (grouped into systems), and such that the alphanumeric prefix and the alphanumeric suffix of each component in each component aspect match each other and increase sequentially. The twenty simplest-descriptive-level formulas systematize, orderedly number, categorize, synchronize, standardize, and simplify each component description in each component aspect of an invention to the simplest descriptive level.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Structure

[0557] A unique system comprises: [0558] a) 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas (for example, component formula, connection formula, function formula, etc.) for describing inventions; [0559] b) At least one software (for example, operating software, applicational software, etc.) for performing all possible software functions; and [0560] c) At least one device (for example, mobile device or stationary device, such as smart phone, tablet, laptop, desktop or stationary computer, etc., which can perform a variety of functions such as, storing, displaying, describing, drawing, sharing, emailing, transmitting, filling out, filing, paying fee for, etc. . . . the 20 simple formulas, inventions, patent-application form, patent application, etc., wirelessly or wiredly).

[0561] The at least one device comprises: [0562] a monitor, [0563] a memory for storing the 20 formulas and the at least one software, and [0564] a processor coupled to the memory [0565] for executing the at least one software, [0566] for processing input from a user, and [0567] for displaying inventions and the 20 formulas on the monitor.

[0568] Each of the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas is for describing only one aspect of each component of an invention (at the simplest descriptive level). The 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas are for describing the following twenty aspects of an invention, respectively:

[0569] 1) Title, 2) Figure, 3) Component, 4) Material, 5) Shape, 6) Dimension, 7) Smell, 8) Taste, 9) Finish, 10) Design, 11) Color, 12) Sound, 13) Property, 14) Connection, 15) Function, 16) Component Advantage, 17) Invention Advantage, 18) Operation, 19) Variation, 20) Ramification.

An Invention can Comprise at Least One System

Each of the at Least One System can Comprise at Least One Component

[0570] In each of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas below: [0571] a) Each verb is conjugated, and [0572] b) Adverb ‘each’ or ‘respectively’ can be added when a verb is in plural form, to eliminate the needs for repeating an identical description multiple times [0573] (to simplify the description to the simplest descriptive level).

[0574] In each of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas below: [0575] a) Abbreviation ‘Ord.’ stands for ‘Order’, [0576] b) Abbreviation ‘No.’ stands for ‘Number’, [0577] c) Abbreviation ‘Sys.’ stands for ‘System’, and [0578] d) Abbreviation ‘Comp.’ stands for ‘Component’.

The 20 Simplest-Descriptive-Level Formulas Comprise

[0579] 1) Title Formula for describing only what title an invention has:

TABLE-US-00001 The invention for what purpose(s) [0580] 2) Figure Formula for briefly describing only what figure(s) an invention has:

TABLE-US-00002 Figure no.(s) illustrate(s) what view(s) of what [0581] 3) Component Formula for describing only what system(s) of systemized, sectionized, orderedly numbered, and synchronized component(s) an invention comprises.

[0582] An invention can comprise at least one system.

[0583] Each of the at least one system can comprise at least one component:

TABLE-US-00003 Invention comprises: at least one of ord. no. system(s), (each) comprising: at least one of ord. no. component(s).

[0584] The following is an equivalent Component Formula equivalent to the Component Formula above:

TABLE-US-00004 Invention comprises: at least one of ord. no. system(s), (each of) which comprises: at least one of ord. no. component(s). [0585] 4) Material Formula for describing only what material(s) each component is made of:

TABLE-US-00005 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) be made of what material(s) [0586] 5) Shape Formula for describing only what shape(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00006 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what shape(s) [0587] 6) Dimension Formula for describing only what dimension(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00007 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what dimension(s) [0588] 7) Smell Formula for describing only what smell(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00008 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what smell(s) [0589] 8) Taste Formula for describing only what taste(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00009 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what taste(s) [0590] 9) Finish Formula for describing only what surface finish(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00010 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what finish(s) [0591] 10) Design Formula for describing only what surface design(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00011 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what design(s) [0592] 11) Color Formula for describing only what color(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00012 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what color(s) [0593] 12) Sound Formula for describing only what sound(s) each component makes:

TABLE-US-00013 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) make what sound(s) [0594] 13) Property Formula for describing only what property(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00014 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (each) have what property(s) [0595] 14) Connection Formula for describing only how each component is connected to other(s):

TABLE-US-00015 How ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (respectively) what other(s) be connected to [0596] 15) Function Formula for describing only what function(s) each component is for:

TABLE-US-00016 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (respectively) be for what function(s) [0597] 16) Comp. Advantage Formula for describing only what advantage(s) each component is for:

TABLE-US-00017 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) (respectively) be for what advantage(s) [0598] 17) Invention Advantage Formula for describing only what advantage(s) an invention is for:

TABLE-US-00018 Invention (respectively) be for what advantage(s) [0599] 18) Operation Formula for describing only what step(s) the operation comprises:

TABLE-US-00019 Operation comprises: what step(s) [0600] 19) Variation Formula for describing only what variation(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00020 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) can comprise, be, what variation(s) have, or make [0601] 20) Ramification Formula for describing only what ramification(s) each component has:

TABLE-US-00021 Ord. no. sys.(s) or comp.(s) can comprise, be, what ramification(s) have, or make

Invention Drawing

[0602] Invention-Drawing Method for drawing an invention:

[0603] Following the guide line on the website of the USPTO (www.USPTO.gov), computer-draw an invention. Or hand-draw an invention (e.g., using a dark pencil, ball-point pen, gel pen, felt-tip pen, the like, an equivalent, etc.), and then photocopy the figures; and

Application Filing

[0604] Application-Filing Method for filing a provisional patent application:

[0605] Following the guide line on the website of the patent office, for example, the USPTO (the United States patent and trademark office) (www.USPTO.gov), file a provisional patent application online on the website, using a required form and paying a required fee (for example, Form SB/16-EFS-Web. Fee $130 US).

[0606] Or: 1) Fill out the required form online (for example, Form SB16). Print it out and sign it, [0607] 2) Print out the description and drawings of an invention, [0608] 3) Buy a money order of the USPS (U.S. postal services) for the filing fee. [0609] 4) Mail all items above by using the service of EXPRESS MAIL TO ADDRESSEE, to the USPTO, for example, at: Mail stop: Provisional Patent Application, Commissioner for Patents P.O Box 1450, Alexandria, Va. 22313-1450

Operation

[0610] To describe an invention, at least one of the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas of the unique system can be used.

[0611] Each of the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas is used for describing only one aspect of the invention, at the simplest descriptive level.

First Example

[0612] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, and 6B, the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas can be created as a mobile application and/or can be displayed on or via a mobile device. The 20-simplest-descriptive-level-formula mobile application can be one of the following: [0613] 1) Video-and-audio or e-book application, having all possible software functions. For example, some of the functions an application can have are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.); [0614] 2) Video-only or e-book application, having all possible software functions. For example, some of the functions an application can have are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.); [0615] 3) Audio-only or e-book application, having all possible software functions. For example, some of the functions an application can have are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.); [0616] 4) Audio-and-text or e-book application, having all possible software functions. For example, some of the functions an application can have are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.); [0617] 5) Audio-only or e-book application, having all possible software functions. For example, some of the functions an application can have are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.); and [0618] 6) Text-only or e-book application, having all possible software functions. For example, some of the functions an application can have are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.).

Second Example

[0619] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, and 6B, the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas can be created as a mobile application and/or can be displayed on or via a mobile device. At any time and place (e.g., on a walk, in a park, on a beach, at a bus stop, in a meeting, etc.), with all the possible functions of software used on the mobile device (for example, some functions are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.), an inventor can perform at least one of the following tasks: [0620] 1) Learn the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas, on or via a mobile device; [0621] 2) Refer to the 20 formulas, on or via a mobile device; [0622] 3) Invent and record an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0623] 4) Describe an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0624] 5) Draw an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0625] 6) Store an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0626] 7) Transmit an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0627] 8) Share an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0628] 9) Email an invention, on or via a mobile device; [0629] 10) Fill out a patent form, on the website of the USPTO, on or via a mobile device; [0630] 11) File a patent application, on the website of the USPTO, on or via a mobile device; and [0631] 12) Pay a filling fee, on the website of the USPTO, on or via a mobile device.

Third Example

[0632] The unique system of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas systematizes (groups together and untangles) all components and all their aspects of inventions. For example: [0633] A sole system 101, comprising: [0634] A front sole 102, [0635] A rear sole 103, [0636] A traction pad 104, and [0637] Glue 105;

[0638] The unique system of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas orderedly numbers (orders and untangles) all components and all their aspects of inventions. For example: [0639] 1) A sole system 101, comprising: [0640] 2) A front sole 102, [0641] 3) A rear sole 103, [0642] 4) A traction pad 104, and [0643] 5) Glue 105;

[0644] The unique system of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas categorizes (sectionizes and untangles) all components and all their aspects of inventions. For example:

[0645] Component

[0646] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the footwear comprises: [0647] 1) A sole system 101, comprising: [0648] 2) A front sole 102, [0649] 3) A rear sole 103, [0650] 4) A traction pad 104, and [0651] 5) Glue 105;

[0652] The unique system of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas synchronizes (matches and untangles) all components and all their aspects of inventions. For example:

[0653] As illustrated in the example below:

[0654] Component

[0655] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the footwear comprises: [0656] 1) A sole system 101, comprising: [0657] 2) A front sole 102, [0658] 3) A rear sole 103, [0659] 4) A traction pad 104, and [0660] 5) Glue 105;

[0661] As illustrated in the COMPONENT example above: [0662] Order number 1 is synchronized with reference number 1 in reference number 101, [0663] Order number 2 is synchronized with reference number 2 in reference number 102, [0664] Order number 3 is synchronized with reference number 3 in reference number 103, [0665] Order number 4 is synchronized with reference number 4 in reference number 104.

[0666] This means that: [0667] Order number “1” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “1”) is matched with number “1” in reference number “101” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “1”), [0668] Order number “2” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “2”) is matched with number “2” in reference number “102” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “2”), [0669] Order number “3” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “3”) is matched with number “3” in reference number “103” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “3”), [0670] Order number “4” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “4”) is matched with number “4” in reference number “104” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “4”), [0671] Order number “5” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “5”) is matched with number “5” in reference number “105” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “5”).

[0672] The unique system of 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas formulates (standardizes and untangles), and simplifies (to the simplest descriptive level) the specifications of all components and all their aspects of inventions. For example:

[0673] Material

[0674] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, and 6B: [0675] 1) Sole system 101 is made of the combined materials of its components. [0676] 2) Front sole 102 is made of rubber. [0677] 3) Rear sole 103 is made of rubber. [0678] 4) Traction pad 104 is made of rubber. [0679] 5) Glue 105 is made of glue paste.

Fourth Example

[0680] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, and 6B, the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas can be created as any mobile application in the first example above (e.g., a video-and-audio mobile application) and/or can be displayed on or via a mobile device (e.g., smart phone, tablet, etc.). At any time and place (e.g., on a walk, in a park, on a beach, at a bus stop, in a meeting, etc.), with all the possible functions of software used on the mobile device (for example, some functions are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.), an inventor can benefit from the unique system, by performing at least one of the tasks in the second example above.

[0681] The mobile application of the 20 formulas of the unique system describes a sample invention of footwear. Each of the 20 formulas is used for describing only one aspect of the footwear, at the simplest descriptive level, as follows:

[0682] (The indentation below is for ease of reading the example) [0683] 1) Title Formula describes only the title (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0684] Footwear for Walking and Running [0685] 2) Figure Formula describes only the figures (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0686] Figure

[0687] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0688] FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of a footwear. [0689] FIG. 2 illustrates a left-side view of the footwear. [0690] FIG. 3 illustrates a right-side view of the footwear. [0691] 3) Component Formula describes only the components (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0692] Component

[0693] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the footwear comprises: [0694] 1) A sole system 101, comprising: [0695] 2) A front sole 102, [0696] 3) A rear sole 103, [0697] 4) A traction pad 104, and [0698] 5) Glue 105; [0699] 6) A protecting system 106, comprising: [0700] 7) A left wall 107, [0701] 8) A right wall 108, [0702] 9) A rear wall 109, [0703] 10) A tongue 110, [0704] 11) A logo pad 111, and [0705] 12) Thread 112; [0706] 13) A lace system 113, comprising: [0707] 14) A lace body 114, and [0708] 15) Two lace ends 115a and 115b; and [0709] 16) Multiple eyelet systems 116, each comprising: [0710] 17) A left eyelet 117, and [0711] 18) A right eyelet 118.

[0712] As illustrated in the COMPONENT example above, this means that the components of the invention are grouped into SYSTEMS, as follows: [0713] A sole system 101, [0714] A protecting system 106, [0715] A lace system 113, and [0716] Multiple eyelet systems 116).

[0717] As illustrated in the COMPONENT example above, this also means that: [0718] Order number “1” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “1”) is matched with number “1” in reference number “101” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “1”), [0719] Order number “2” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “2”) is matched with number “2” in reference number “102” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “2”), [0720] Order number “3” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “3”) is matched with number “3” in reference number “103” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “3”), [0721] Order number “4” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “4”) is matched with number “4” in reference number “104” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “4”), [0722] Order number “5” (which is the First number, which is sequential Prefix “5”) is matched with number “5” in reference number “105” (which is the Last number, which is “sequential Suffix “5”), [0723] and so on . . . [0724] 4) Material Formula describes only the materials (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0725] Material

[0726] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0727] 1) Sole system 101 is made of the combined materials of its components. [0728] 2) Front sole 102 is made of rubber. [0729] 3) Rear sole 103 is made of rubber. [0730] 4) Traction pad 104 is made of rubber. [0731] 5) Glue 105 is made of glue paste. [0732] 6) Protecting system 106 is made of the combined materials of its components. [0733] 7) Left wall 107 is made of leather. [0734] 8) Right wall 108 is made of leather. [0735] 9) Rear wall 109 is made of leather. [0736] 10) Tongue 110 is made of leather. [0737] 11) Logo pad 111 is made of vinyl. [0738] 12) Thread 112 is made of nylon. [0739] 13) Lace system 113 is made of the combined materials of its components. [0740] 14) Lace body 114 is made of cotton. [0741] 15) Lace ends 115a and 115b each are made of plastic. [0742] 16) Eyelet systems 116, each are made of the combined materials of its components. [0743] 17) Left eyelet 117 are made of aluminum. [0744] 18) Right eyelet 118 are made of aluminum. [0745] 5) Shape Formula describes only the shapes (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0746] Shape

[0747] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0748] 1) Sole system 101 has the combined shapes of its components. [0749] 2) Front sole 102 has an arrow-head shape. [0750] 3) Rear sole 103 has a half-moon shape. [0751] 4) Traction pad 104 has a trapezoidal shape. [0752] 5) Glue 105 has a glue shape. [0753] 6) Protecting system 106 has the combined shapes of its components. [0754] 7) Left wall 107 has a curved-triangle shape. [0755] 8) Right wall 108 has a curved-triangle shape. [0756] 9) Rear wall 109 has a curved-arrow-head shape. [0757] 10) Tongue 110 has a shoehorn shape. [0758] 11) Logo pad 111 has an oval shape. [0759] 12) Thread 112 has a thread shape. [0760] 13) Lace system 113 has the combined shapes of its components. [0761] 14) Lace body 114 has a lace shape. [0762] 15) Lace ends 115a and 115b each have a cylindrical shape. [0763] 16) Eyelet systems 116, each have the combined shapes of its components. [0764] 17) Left eyelet 117 has a ring shape. [0765] 18) Right eyelet 118 has a ring shape. [0766] 6) Connection Formula describes only the connections (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0767] Connection

[0768] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0769] 1) Sole system 101 has the combined connections of its components. [0770] 2) Front sole 102 is glued to left wall 107 and right wall 108, at their edges. [0771] 3) Rear sole 103 is glued to left wall 107 and right wall 108, at their edges. [0772] 4) Traction pad 104 is glued to left wall 107 and right wall 108, at their tips. [0773] 5) Glue 105 is glued to front sole 102, rear sole 103, traction pad 104, left wall 107, right wall 108, and rear wall 109. [0774] 6) Protecting system 106 has the combined connections of its components. [0775] 7) Left wall 107 is sewn to right wall 108. [0776] 8) Right wall 108 is sewn to left wall 107. [0777] 9) Rear wall 109 is attached to left wall 107 and right wall 108. [0778] 10) Tongue 110 is sewn to left wall 107 and right wall 108, at its tip. [0779] 11) Logo pad 111 is attached to tongue 110. [0780] 12) Thread 112 is sewn on left wall 107, right wall 108, and tongue 110. [0781] 13) Lace system 113 has the combined connections of its components. [0782] 14) Lace body 114 is attached to lace ends 115a and 115b. [0783] 15) Lace ends 115a and 115b respectively are laced through left eyelet 117 and right eyelet 118. [0784] 16) Eyelet systems 116 respectively have the combined connections of its components. [0785] 17) Left eyelet 117 is riveted to left wall 107, along its upper edge. [0786] 18) Right eyelet 118 is riveted to right wall 108, along its upper edge. [0787] 7) Function Formula describes only the functions (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0788] Function

[0789] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0790] 1) Sole system 101 is for performing the combined functions of its components. [0791] 2) Front sole 102 is for cushioning a foot. [0792] 3) Rear sole 103 is for cushioning a foot. [0793] 4) Traction pad 104 is for generating traction on a surface. [0794] 5) Glue 105 is for attaching front sole 102, rear sole 103, and traction pad 104 to left wall 107, right wall 108, and rear wall 109. [0795] 6) Protecting system 106 is for performing the combined functions of its components. [0796] 7) Left wall 107 is for protecting a foot. [0797] 8) Right wall 108 is for protecting a foot. [0798] 9) Rear wall 109 is for protecting a foot. [0799] 10) Tongue 110 is for cushioning and protecting a foot. [0800] 11) Logo pad 111 is for advertising a logo. [0801] 12) Thread 112 is for sewing left wall 107, right wall 108, and tongue 110 together. [0802] 13) Lace system 113 is for performing the combined functions of its components. [0803] 14) Lace body 114 is for fastening the footwear on a foot. [0804] 15) Lace ends 115a and 115b respectively are for tying to each other. [0805] 16) Eyelet systems 116 respectively are for performing the combined functions of its components. [0806] 17) Left eyelet 117 is for one of lace ends 115a and 115b to thread therethrough. [0807] 18) Right eyelet 118 is for one of lace ends 115a and 115b to thread therethrough. [0808] 9) Invention Advantage Formula describes only the invention advantages (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0809] Advantage

[0810] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0811] 1) The footwear is for providing a walking and running device. [0812] 2) The footwear is for providing protection to the foot. [0813] 3) The footwear is for providing safety to the foot. [0814] 4) The footwear is for providing cushion to the foot. [0815] 5) The footwear is for providing comfort to the foot. [0816] 6) The footwear is for providing tolerance to the foot. [0817] 9) Operation Formula describes only the operation (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0818] Operation

[0819] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, the operation of the footwear comprises the steps of: [0820] 1) Sliding the footwear on a foot; [0821] 2) Pulling lace system 113 to a desired tension; [0822] 3) Tying lace ends 115a and 115b, together; and [0823] 4) Wearing the footwear for walking and running. [0824] 10) Variation Formula describes only the variations (at the simplest descriptive level):

[0825] Variation

[0826] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3: [0827] 1) Sole system 101 can have a flat-bottle shape. [0828] 2) Front sole 102 can have a non-slip surface. [0829] 3) Rear sole 103 can have a non-slip surface. [0830] 4) Traction pad 104 can have a non-slip surface. [0831] 5) Glue 105 can be highly flexible. [0832] 6) Protecting system 106 can be made collapsible or foldable. [0833] 7) Left wall 107 can be collapsible. [0834] 8) Right wall 108 can be collapsible. [0835] 9) Rear wall 109 can be collapsible. [0836] 10) Tongue 110 can be foldable. [0837] 11) Logo pad 111 can have a triangular shape. [0838] 12) Thread 112 can be made of cotton. [0839] 13) Lace system 113 can be made of fluorescent, glow-in-the-dark material. [0840] 14) Lace body 114 can be made of nylon. [0841] 15) Lace ends 115a can have a tubular shape. [0842] 16) Eyelet systems 116 can be fixed or rotatable. [0843] 17) Left eyelet 117 can comprise a steel ring. [0844] 18) Right eyelet 118 can comprise a steel ring.

Fifth Example

[0845] The fifth example is identical to the fourth example, except using the equivalent Component Formula, as follows: [0846] . . . [0847] 16) Multiple eyelet systems 116, each of which comprises: [0848] . . .

Sixth Example

[0849] An invention specification can comprise: [0850] a) Only Component Formula, or [0851] b) Component Formula and at least one of the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas of the unique system.

[0852] For example:

[0853] Component

[0854] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, a footwear comprises: [0855] 1) A sole system 101, comprising: [0856] 2) A front sole 102, [0857] 3) A rear sole 103, [0858] 4) A traction pad 104, and [0859] 5) Glue 105; [0860] 6) A protecting system 106, comprising: [0861] 7) A left wall 107, [0862] 8) A right wall 108, [0863] 9) A rear wall 109, [0864] 10) A tongue 110, [0865] 11) A logo pad 111, and [0866] 12) Thread 112; [0867] 13) A lace system 113, comprising: [0868] 14) A lace body 114, and [0869] 15) Two lace ends 115a and 115b; and [0870] 16) Multiple eyelet systems 116, each comprising: [0871] 17) A left eyelet 117, and [0872] 18) A right eyelet 118.

Seventh Example

[0873] The unique system also color-codes, highlights, boldfaces, underlines, italicizes, uppercases, lowercases, upsizes, downsizes, font-changes the formulated specification of all systemized, orderedly numbered, categorized, synchronized, and formulated components and systems of each invention. For example:

[0874] Component

[0875] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, a footwear comprises: [0876] 1) A sole system 101, comprising: [0877] 2) A front sole 102, [0878] 3) A rear sole 103, [0879] 4) A traction pad 104, and [0880] 5) Glue 105;

Eighth Example

[0881] 16) Multiple eyelet systems 116, each comprising: [0882] 17) A left eyelet 117, and [0883] 18) A right eyelet 118.

[0884] Referring to FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6A, and 6B, at any time and place (e.g., on a walk, in a park, on a beach, at a bus stop, in a meeting, etc.), with all the possible functions of software used on the mobile device (for example, some functions are: sounding, zooming, panning, captioning, fading, sliding, rotating, scrolling, converting voice to text, converting text to voice, activating by voice, activating by touch, activating by signaling, mechanical movement, wireless or wired uploading, wireless or wired downloading, wireless or wired transmitting, wireless or wired signaling, etc.), the inventor can benefit from the unique system, by performing at least one of the following tasks: [0885] 1) Learn the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0886] 2) Refer to the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0887] 3) Invent and record inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0888] 4) Describe inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0889] 5) Draw inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0890] 6) Store inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0891] 7) Transmit inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0892] 8) Share inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0893] 9) Email inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device; [0894] 10) Fill out patent forms for inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device, or on the website of the USPTO; [0895] 11) File patent applications for inventions, on or via a mobile or stationary device, or on the website of the USPTO; and [0896] 12) Pay patent-filling fees for patent applications, on or via a mobile or stationary device, or on the website of the USPTO.

[0897] As stated in the first, second, and third examples above, the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas of the unique system can be created as a mobile or stationary application and/or can be displayed on or via a mobile or stationary device. A mobile device can be a mobile phone, a cellular phone, a handheld computer, a handheld electronic device, a portable media player, a wireless device, a wired device, a tablet computer, a laptop computer, or an equivalent. A stationary device can be a desktop computer, stationary computer, or an equivalent. Each of the 20 simplest-descriptive-level formulas can be used for describing only one aspect of each component of an invention, at the simplest descriptive level.

Conclusion

The Present Invention can Efficiently Perform 28 Highly Beneficial Functions (which is Impossible for the Prior Art to do)

[0898] The present invention helps computers and people quickly and easily find, go straight to, retrieve, transmit, share, store, process, file, etc. each and every data of each and every component in each and every component aspect (for example, material aspect, shape aspect, connection aspect, function aspect, etc.) displayed on a computer monitor or stored in a computer memory (which is impossible for the prior art to do).

[0899] The present invention helps computers and people SYSTEMATIZE related components in each component aspect, and quickly and easily MATCH the sequential PREFIX and the sequential SUFFIX of each and every component name with each other in each and every component aspect (for example, material aspect, shape aspect, connection aspect, function aspect, etc.) to KNOW EXACTLY WHERE each and every data of each and every component in each and every component aspect are displayed on a computer monitor, is described in a specification, or are stored in a computer memory to help computers and people quickly and easily find, go straight to, retrieve, transmit, share, store, process, file, etc. each and every data of each and every component in each and every component aspect displayed on a computer monitor, described in a specification, or stored in a computer memory (which is impossible for the prior art to do).