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Innovation rarely happens in a vacuum, and a concentration of competitors innovating in the same area can lead to patent infringement, even if inadvertent. Patent litigation and freedom to operate assessments can be made or broken over just one piece of prior art.
Our new product AmberScope has a remarkable ability to find potential prior art patents that may have been overlooked by the patent examination process, using a search method very different from normal analysis processes. AmberScope employs sophisticated algorithms that harness direct and indirect citation data to predict possible patent infringement as a starting point for detailed legal analysis.
NPA can also provide a very sophisticated approach to uncovering potential prior art in complex legal matters. |
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