Today’s cutting edge tools enable patent information professionals to use various angles to tackle a search. The diversity of possibilities is thrilling, but can also be overwhelming without a deliberate method. The presentation will offer must-use steps to ensure efficiency in searching while maintaining high quality rigor.
Using Patseer Pro to Search & Analyze Patents on Hand Gesture Recognition This report analyzes research trends for patents filed on Hand Gesture Recognition with a focus on types of Gestures, Input Devices, Sensors, Algorithms and Applications and also highlights the key companies involved in this space. Based on the [...]
AEROGELS – UPDATES IN THE LAST 5 YEARS We had originally published a Technology Insight Report on Aerogels back in 2010. In this blog we take a look as how the patent filings in Aerogel have shaped up since then. WHAT ARE AEROGELS? Aerogels are light and highly porous solid [...]
PatSeer Q4/2013 Enhancements With a goal to meet most of the feedback received from our growing list of users, the PatSeer Team has been making monthly enhancements to the system. Yes...we are trying to ensure that your crucial feedback is delivered to you in max 30 days ! So here is a summary of [...]
Now searching gets familiar in PatSeer! In an earlier blog post Searching gets serious in PatSeer we spoke about how professional searchers forced us to make many serious improvements to the search techniques. This time again we have been asked to push our boundaries and make our search syntax parallel existing systems so that the learning curve for a professional [...]
Searching chemical names within patent text in PatSeer Searching through complex chemical names especially compounds written in IUPAC nomenclature can be daunting. PatSeer has these chemical names indexed in a fashion that makes the process simpler for you. You only need to keep a one key rule in mind to form your queries for chemical name [...]
Patent Searching Gets Serious in PatSeerWhen we launched PatSeer in April 2012 we thought we had worked out the search tools and capabilities completely since the syntax supported Boolean, wildcards, fuzzy, proximity, range and term boosting queries. Well this was until professional (and novice) searchers took on PatSeer and drove us back to the drawing [...]
