With thousands of national and global publications, patent and applications from hundreds of patenting authorities plus many other news sources, it is no surprise that inventors and entrepreneurs often struggle to stay on top of industry developments crucial to their business decisions.
Missing a competitor’s patent filing or unknown international activity could sink even the best idea. This even more ominous since roughly five million patents and applications are published worldwide every year with just 25% being published by the US Patent and Trade Office (USPTO). [1]
Luckily, savvy small businesses can now take advantage of fine-tuned information once accessible only to large companies with R&D staffs. (See “5 Ways Big Companies Stay Ahead of their Competitors, including you.”)
To demonstrate the power of real-time patent activity information, the Pearson Strategy Group is currently providing free examples on 3D Printing, Aerial Drones (UAVs) and MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems).
These sample alerts are updated once a week, usually on Sundays, and offer a simplified demonstration of PSG’s most basic offering.
More detailed results of these free reports or weekly delivery can be arranged by contacting Pearson Strategy.
NOTE: A more comprehensive monitoring solution, custom designed for each company’s specific needs and strategy, is strongly recommended when making financial or other significant decisions.
Free examples in real time:
• 3D Printing
• Aerial Drones (UAVs)
• MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems)
More information about using patent alerts:
• Turn on Automated Alerts to Tune Out Information Overload When Monitoring Trends
• Strategic Patent Research: Tips from an Insider
• Outsmart the Competition Through Patent Research – 8/12/2014 CETA Symposium
• Data Mining: 4 Ways to Use Patent Analysis for Any Size Business
Citations
[1] WIPO IP Facts and Figures (2015)
Drawing from US Patent Application US2016/0325829A1 “Multirotor Type Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Available for Adjusting Direction of Thrust” published November 10, 2016
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