A collaborative, not-for-profit initiative to build an open-source ecosystem of AI components to drive innovation and improve patent quality.
Patent Quality Artificial Intelligence
To make the patent process more transparent for all involved, significantly grow the number of inventors, thus accelerating the pace of innovation and simultaneously improving the overall quality of patents.
Open source software (OSS) is a big driver of freedom, trust, and innovation in the digital age.
What Linux did in the OS space and what Mozilla did in the browser space are the results of open source initiatives.
It’s time to bring open source to patent search.
PQAI enables researchers, developers, and tinkerers working with patent data to leverage advanced AI, get community support, and help them make a big impact.
The decision to grant a patent is largely on a prior-art search done by patent examiners, but with so much data, it is getting increasingly difficult to run a thorough search. PQAI aims to provide patent professionals with tools to run accurate searches by leveraging AI.
Open access patent tools help under-resourced inventors from diverse backgrounds and start-ups or small organizations to accurately assess their inventions. It helps them achieve more success at the patent office under budget constraints.
Whether you’re an inventor, a patent examiner, a patent attorney, or a business owner, if you benefit by deriving insights from patent data, PQAI can help you.
By leveraging an AI-first search model, PQAI makes patent data exploration easy and efficient.
Committed to security, privacy, and unbridled innovation, PQAI empowers innovators with state-of-the-art AI tools.
Uses AI to find the most relevant prior art references. It also offers a combinational prior art search to assess the possibility of getting a 103 (obviousness) rejection from the patent office. Users can export results in informative PDF reports for further analysis and discussions with other stakeholders. Also, find insights on patenting trends, etc., relating to your invention.
Already found a related prior-art reference or two and want to use it as a point to find more such references? Run them through the concept extractor to find important keywords and concepts useful for further search.
Find out the most probable USPTO group art units where your patent application may be routed for examination. Thereafter you can study its overall statistics relating to allowance and rejection ratios, prosecution cycle, and backlog to anticipate potential prosecution.
Patents often use different words to describe ideas than the ones we use in everyday language. Find out popular terminology surrounding the concepts your invention revolves around.
While conducting the prior art searches, this tool provides valuable keywords for a more comprehensive search.
Find out the most relevant IPC/CPC codes based on a textual description of an invention. IPC/CPC codes can help you narrow down the technology area of your interest and find all the related patents filed in it easily.
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