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Patents are sometimes valued by considering the Net Present Value of the products that are protected by these very patents, or by considering the market value of similar patents. NPA™ patent analysis can support the patent valuation process by indicating the relative strength of individual patents, or groups of patents, in comparison to other patents in the same technology area. Additionally, NPA™ patent analysis can value a patent based on it's relative importance in adjacent technology areas. For example, a nano-technology component, as part of the portfolio of an imaging and fotographic technology company, may be recognized by other industries as key component in fuel additives. As such, it may have been undervalued by more conventional valuation processes.
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