As we embark on our journey in a search firm, we are initially taught some fundamental principles of the search process. One of these principles is to broadly interpret the claim in order to capture information that may not be immediately apparent.
Now, many of you might see the endless rabbit hole of social media as a futile pursuit. But as patent researchers, we can utilize our supernatural powers to uncover relevant information in all forms of published literature, including social media. The question is, how do we set boundaries to ensure focused and mindful searching in this vast digital landscape?
Finding a bang-on prior art has seldom been a daunting task for researchers. At icuerious, we mostly keep our search strategies simple yet impactful. Therefore, we were easily able to find a bang-on dissertation that disclosed all the needed features.
Imagine a world where diseases that once plagued humanity can be cured with the help of technology. That's where our client comes in. They're a leading pharmaceutical company that has been at the forefront of innovation for years. However, with the advent of AI-based drug discovery, the competition has become fiercer than ever. Our client wants to stay ahead of the curve and remain a leader in this space. So, what's the strategy?
Multi-million dollar settlement with the help of source code evidence in a technology lawsuit.
Have you ever found yourself wondering why we chose to study engineering and how it actually benefits us in our work?
By leveraging Contextual Keywords (using human intelligence and Artifical Intelligence) and the invaluable Client’s Inputs in his call with the Client, one of our researchers expanded our arsenal of success stories of finding spot-on prior arts.
Have you ever conducted a prior art search and found yourself thinking, 'There must be something,' only to come up empty-handed?
Choosing between AI or manual search for prior art research is a bit like selecting between automatic or manual transmission in a car – it's a decision that hinges on the terrain ahead.
