The system has been verified and validated with over twenty thousand US patents with known value achieving greater than 90% accuracy. We continuously verify the system with patents and portfolios with known value ; accuracy results are consistently greater than 90%. More often the system identifies patents incorrectly valued when assessed manually or using other tools. Lastly the system is designed for continuous self-improvement – as the database grows the system accuracy improves.

Valuable patents are patents that provide economic benefit and can be enforced against infringement. Valuable patents have high business value and high legal value. Patents are rated according to Business Value and Legal Value, both are individually scored and combined to formulate the Patent Rating. Checkup analyzes each patent claim and the final rating is determined by the independent claim with the highest combined score.

The common approach is to hire lawyers and patent experts which is expensive, time consuming and error prone. Commercial patent tools automate certain tasks but are not geared for value analysis, and they are expensive. Tools also rely on patent office data and there is simply no information that can be directly applied to determine value since patents are prosecuted irrespective if they have value or not. Pelent is an AI rule-based system using USPTO and US patent infringement data. In essence the system leverages the collective knowledge of thousands of legal, technical and business experts combined with millions of records and real-time data. We provide a systematic approach to efficiently analyze a patent or a portfolio of any size producing results that are data driven and accurate.

Pelent is an AI rule-based system applying logic and expert knowledge. The system acquires patent data from the USPTO and US patent infringement litigations daily. The system uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) and algorithms designed for patents. Patent analysis takes minutes versus hours, a portfolio typically takes hours versus several days or weeks. Since the launch of Version 1.0 in 2015 the database has grown considerably, in essence becoming ‘smarter’. Over a hundred thousand litigations have been analyzed, indexed and archived in the system’s data base. Version 2.0, released in 2019 improved performance, reliability and security. The system runs 24/7 using high performance cloud-based servers.

The system is optimized specifically for US patents. The system supports publications of the United States Patent office including granted patents and published patent applications. The system does not support other foreign jurisdictions and pharmaceutical patents.

Claims are the most important part of a patent and their analysis is an absolute requirement for determining value. Unidentified claim elements can severely limit the value of a patent or cause hundreds of thousands of dollars in wasted efforts and legal costs. Invariably each and every limitation or claim element must be identified – a doctrine known as the all-elements rule.