REVERSE ENGINEERING
What is Reverse Engineering (RE)?
Reverse Engineering is a method by which an object is deconstructed for exploring its design, architecture, code and components. It is done to get the information about the components used in making the object. It can be applied to hardware, software and even to plant or animal DNA.
Copperpod helps attorneys dig deep into technology products and find evidence of patent infringement through reverse engineering, product testing and network packet capture. Our RE services have been relied upon by leading trial attorneys for negotiating over a dozen settlements and royalty agreements on behalf of technology clients.
Copperpod helps attorneys evaluate patent infringement and uncover hard-to-find evidence of use through public documentation research, product testing and RE techniques outlined above. Please contact us at info@copperpodip.com to know more about our capabilities.
Patent Mining
PATENT PORTFOLIO MINING
What is Patent Portfolio Mining?
Patent Portfolio Mining is a process of extracting high value patents in a portfolio and exploring licensing opportunities. To mine the best patents in large portfolios, Copperpod uses 40+ parameters (such as USC 101 issues, potential infringers, forward and backward citations, age of patent and/or foreign applications) to rank patents according to quality and then i... morehttps://www.copperpodip.com/patent-portfolio-mining
Patent Mining
PATENT PORTFOLIO MINING
What is Patent Portfolio Mining?
Patent Portfolio Mining is a process of extracting high value patents in a portfolio and exploring licensing opportunities. To mine the best patents in large portfolios, Copperpod uses 40+ parameters (such as USC 101 issues, potential infringers, forward and backward citations, age of patent and/or foreign applications) to rank patents according to quality and then identify evidence of use or even future use in existing products.Not all patents are created equal. Patents across an industry and even within a given patent portfolio can vary widely in terms of scope, seminality and enforceability. Therefore, any IP enforcement or patent monetization campaign necessitates not only a broad understanding of the patent portfolio and its applications but also a deep understanding of the most valuable assets of the patent portfolio.
Our IP monetization team helps clients mine patent portfolios for the best patents in a given patent portfolio. This is achieved by combination of algorithmic approaches and expert technical review to rank each patent on parameters clients care most about.
Our patent portfolio analysis provides not just results, but also confidence in an approach that has been continuously improved for over 15 years - and validated through successes in past patent licensing and patent litigation.
The results and analysis are readily actionable. Once the most valuable assets of the patent portfolio are identified, our experts identify potential patent licensing/patent litigation targets that use the patented technologies and meet specific revenue/market profiles.
For each high-value asset and target products, Copperpod's patent monetization experts then collect Evidence of Use (EoU) to build claim charts and other collateral necessary to launch a patent enforcement/patent monetization campaign that is engineered to be successful, coherent and cost-effective.
PRIOR ART SEARCH
What is a Prior Art Search?
An invention is eligible to receive a patent only if
It covers patentable subject matter
It is novel
It is not an obvious combination of pre-existing inventions
A prior art search (also called a patent search) reveals whether (or which portions of) the invention is truly novel and truly non-obvious, in light of all published literature (including patents, technical papers, products, m... morehttps://www.copperpodip.com/
ip consulting firms in us
PRIOR ART SEARCH
What is a Prior Art Search?
An invention is eligible to receive a patent only if
It covers patentable subject matter
It is novel
It is not an obvious combination of pre-existing inventions
A prior art search (also called a patent search) reveals whether (or which portions of) the invention is truly novel and truly non-obvious, in light of all published literature (including patents, technical papers, products, manuals, and even university theses).
For new inventions, patent search helps you determine how likely is it that your invention (or portions thereof) will receive a patent. For existing patents, patent search helps you challenge their validity (for example, through an Inter Partes Review at the Patent Trial and Appellate Board).
Experts at Copperpod bring with them decades of patent search and patent litigation experience to help attorneys defend clients during patent infringement cases and evaluate patentability of new inventions. Our no-stone-unturned approach helps you not just find the perfect prior art, but also fully understand the state of the art. We also help invalidity experts understand, document and prepare their expert reports.
PRIOR ART SEARCH
What is a Prior Art Search?
An invention is eligible to receive a patent only if
It covers patentable subject matter
It is novel
It is not an obvious combination of pre-existing inventions
A prior art search (also called a patent search) reveals whether (or which portions of) the invention is truly novel and truly non-obvious, in light of all published literature (including patents, technical papers, products, m... morehttps://www.copperpodip.com/
ip consulting firms in us
PRIOR ART SEARCH
What is a Prior Art Search?
An invention is eligible to receive a patent only if
It covers patentable subject matter
It is novel
It is not an obvious combination of pre-existing inventions
A prior art search (also called a patent search) reveals whether (or which portions of) the invention is truly novel and truly non-obvious, in light of all published literature (including patents, technical papers, products, manuals, and even university theses).
For new inventions, patent search helps you determine how likely is it that your invention (or portions thereof) will receive a patent. For existing patents, patent search helps you challenge their validity (for example, through an Inter Partes Review at the Patent Trial and Appellate Board).
Experts at Copperpod bring with them decades of patent search and patent litigation experience to help attorneys defend clients during patent infringement cases and evaluate patentability of new inventions. Our no-stone-unturned approach helps you not just find the perfect prior art, but also fully understand the state of the art. We also help invalidity experts understand, document and prepare their expert reports.
