121 results about "Patent analysis" patented technology

The analytics embodiment uses artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, predictive analytics and computerized analytics. The analytics embodiment generates patent analytics and intelligence to analyze and value patents. The analytics embodiment can have smartphone applications. Smartphone applications can provide notifications, alerts, reminders, etc. Smartphone applications can include key features, including navigation tools. The analytics embodiment can have a social media feature, so users can connect with each other (as in Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) and / or follow other users (like in Twitter, LinkedIn and Medium). The analytics embodiment will facilitate crowdsource functionality for validity, relevance and valuation.A corresponding IP platform could allow startups to partner with big companies, to get mentorship and industry partnerships. This can help the startups with connections and eventually get acquired. This is common at incubators / accelerators. Therefore, we can add a virtual incubator / accelerator. The virtual incubator can have experts teach the startups and advise them on raising angel and venture capital money. Angel investors and venture capitalists can be guest lecturers and provide advice to startups. Teachers can help startups prepare paperwork to apply for government grants, such as small business and STTR / SBIR tech transfer government grants.Furthermore, a corresponding IP platform can have an automated patent valuation system. A user can enter 1. An individual patent or 2. A pool of multiple patents. Then, the IP platform will automatically calculate the patent valuation. The analytics embodiment is the IP platform search and analytics software system. Therefore, this automated patent valuation system can be part of the analytics embodiment. The automated valuation can show multiple different patent valuations, based on different valuation techniques. Also, the automated valuation can show all of the individual patent valuations. This automated valuation can include the mean, median, and / or average patent valuations from multiple different valuations, based on different valuation techniques.

A computer-implemented method of performing analysis (such as patent analysis) on data derived from a web-based search engine pursuant to a search query includes in one embodiment causing display, in a first element of a patent analytics web page, in a digital computing device, of search results content served by the search engine. The embodiment further includes, in a first computer process, analyzing data associated with the search results content according to criteria (which optionally may be specified by a user when specifying the search query) to produce analysis results and in a second computer process, causing display of the analysis results. A related apparatus is also provided.

The invention provides a system and a method for analyzing the development trend of patent technology in patent analysis. The patent analyzing system is based on a patent database and a display terminal, and comprises a subject establishing module, a technology classifying module, a technology classification selecting module and an image displaying module. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) establishing a patent database in a national patent document database according to a preset technology subject by searching; (2) searching the patent in the patent database by using the subject establishing module and establishing a patent analysis subject base; (3) classifying the patent document in the patent analysis subject base according to the technology by using the technology classifying module; (4) selecting the analyzed technology classification by using the technology selecting module; and (5) displaying the calendar-year patent applying amount or public amount curve graph under the technology classification by using the image displaying module. In the invention, the calendar-year development trend of the patent technology can be intuitively and accurately reflected through the curve graph.

A system and method for analyzing and showing patent information are disclosed. Said method includes receiving user instruction by user operation module, downloading the patent document by data downloading module, fetching the abstract information from the patent document in HTML format by data fetching module, storing them in patent information table, classifying the patents by dynamic classifying module, converting the patent to XML files by XML converting module, converting the XML file to a star hyperbolic tree by image converting module, and showing the star hyperbolic tree.

The invention discloses a patent information management and analysis system, which comprises a client side platform, an application server and a database server, wherein the client side platform and the application server are in signal interaction; the application server and the database server are in signal interaction; the database server and the Internet are connected; the client side platformcomprises a login module, an authentication module and an operation module; and the application server comprises a patent management module and a patent analysis module. By use of the system, after auser carries out login and authentication, own patent information and the function of a patent analysis report can be directly obtained, and the user can manage the own patent.

According to aspects of the present invention, methods, systems, and media are provided for creating, storing, and using an interactive hierarchical arrangement of technical elements useful for conducting efficient patent infringement and similar analysis. The hierarchical arrangement of technical elements is adapted to be displayed on a user-engageable computer display in a manner that allows a user to select and de-select particular technical elements. Methods and systems include storing records of technical elements in hierarchical relationships, which elements are correlated to specific patent claims during an annotation process. The hierarchical arrangement of technical elements is displayed so as to indicate genus-species relationships among the technical elements, while the stored correlations are used as a basis to perform highly efficient claims-based patent analysis.