Product Description:
With AULIVE’s patent search software, you can build up a data pool for a technology, a manufacturer or an inventor, for example. This data pool is then used for various analyses. This distinguishes the software from other patent search engines. These usually focus on the patent attorney or engineer who is looking for an infringement of a patent. Here, however, the name says it all: the search is for inspiration from the patents. The patent databases are used as a BigData pool, which is tapped to get ideas for one’s own problems.
Thus, this software fits very well to TRIZ methods like the effect databases, the function oriented search, the reverse function oriented search or the S-curve analysis. Since the founder also has a TRIZ background, other methods such as ideality or the system operator are also supported with special analyses.
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In the picture the principle function of the software is explained. From the database of all patents, a patent pool is created for a topic that is of interest. The various analysis options of the software are then applied to this pool. These processed data are then to be interpreted with the help of the search and method knowledge. This leads to the fact that one can acquire knowledge, develop analogy ideas and win new realizations in short time.
What can TRIZ Consulting Group GmbH do here?
Whether you just need access to the software, a small online introductory training, a one-day classroom training at your site – we are happy to support you in using the software. Simply get in touch with us via contact form.
More information on the topic
This video shows Darrell Mann giving a talk introducing the software:
A new interface was introduced at the beginning of 2017:
There are now several videos on Vimeo that explain the software. Of the videos that are posted there, I can recommend the following.
A general promotional video that very briefly gives insight into what PatentInspiration is supposed to achieve in the first place:
PatentInspiration from PatentInspiration on Vimeo.
And here are four videos that look at individual analyses of PatentInspiration: