Kinds of PatentPia Searches
PatentPia offers two types of searches: i) searches provided by PatentPia GoldenCompass (GC), a specialized search service, and ii) searches provided by PatentPia Search.
(Note)PatentPia Search(search.patentpia.com) enables i) full text search of patents by nation, ii) search for events such as transactions/litigations/trials/M&A/investments, and iii) search for patents used in events. PatentPia GoldenCompass provides a search function centered on analysis contents, which is different from non-exclusive patent search.
At GoldenCompass (GC) Search Service
There are three main modes of search services provided by GoldenCompass (GC). i) Quick mode, which provides a simple 1 search term input field, ii) Advanced search mode, which provides multiple search term input fields, and iii) Special mode (coming soon), which leads to search results that meet special purposes/characteristics through various search term input fields.
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(Note) The search services provided by the PatentPia Search service can be categorized according to the kind of search results: i) Patent Search, which outputs a list of patents; ii) Event Search, which outputs a list of events; and iii) Content Search (coming soon), which outputs contents.
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Event search allows you to search various events related to patents such as Litigation/Trial/Patent Transaction/Standards/FDA approvals/Government-funded R&Ds/M&A/Investment, etc. Patent search has i) Patent search of consultation, which outputs general patents, and ii) Event patent search, which outputs patents related to events such as transaction/litigation/judgment/standards/FDA approvals/government R&D/M&A/investment, etc.
GoldenCompass (GC) Search Map
The PatentPia GoldenCompass (GC) search map is shown below.
Kinds of search results (subject/target/purpose)
The kinds of search results provided by the GoldenCompass (GC) search service include: i) companies, ii) fields, iii) keywords, iv) researchers, and v) represented (IP law firms). The fields include i) technology fields, ii) products-parts fields, iii) products-materials fields, iv) patent classifications (CPC/IPC, etc.), and v) concept fields (coming soon). These can be single, but can also be combined, such as a company's keywords.
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In the PatentPia scheme, keywords are characterized by the absence of an upper/lower hierarchy. Fields differ from keywords in that they all have a hierarchy.
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Equal/equivalent expressions are present in keywords and can also be present in fields.
Search service type - the relationship between the input query and the search results.
Basic types of search
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The search service is based on finding things (documents, etc.) that contain the "input search terms" (default track). When you enter a keyword, the search service finds things (e.g., documents) that contain the keyword, or when you enter a company name and a keyword together, the search service finds things that contain the company name and the keyword. In other words, the search results contain the expression of the entered search term. An example of this type is Patent Search, which searches for patents using keywords or company names as search terms.
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The default service type for search is input, where you enter a search term to generate search results that contain the search term. For example, enter "augmented reality" as a search term.
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Search results of different kinds (company, classification, keyword, etc.) containing the expression "augmented reality" are generated.
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Open search types (coming soon)
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Rather than searching for things (documents, etc.) that contain your "input search terms" (the default track), the search service may search for things that meet the intent or purpose of your question. For example, a search service that answers an open-ended question like "What is Apple working on in the field of AI these days?" is an example of open-ended search. In general, natural language searches/queries are often open-ended searches.
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Search with "augmented reality" as the keyword, no companies/researchers/etc., and "number of total public patents of 50 or more" as the search condition.
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Companies and researchers are found as search results that match the search condition.
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PatentPia recognizes the value and potential of this type of open search and has a roadmap to develop it further.
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