https://whimsical.com/ideation-en-DM8JPqFDm7mF1VXkeQJVuC
Provides new function and new concept ideation contents utilizing PatentPia GoldenCompass, with Apple as the company example, Augmented Reality (AR; AR glass) as the technology field example, and augmented reality as the keyword example. If you click on the chain(link) indication that is attached to each item in the above utilization map, the example page will open in a new window.
PatentPia GoldenCompass provides keyword analysis data extracted from each nation's patent set that is mapped by input items (company, technology field, keyword, researchers, etc.). The analysis per extracted keyword includes the time of occurrence of the keyword (when the patent was published) and its frequency. Meanwhile, extracted keyword analysis data is also provided for composite items (company's field, company's keywords). About 50 to 100 keywords are extracted per patent.
If there are too many keywords (e.g., market leaders such as Apple have tens of thousands of patents), it will take too much effort to review them. Therefore, you can segment the keywords. The segmented keywords are presented as a 'menu', so you can view the segmented keywords with just a click.
The segmentation axes include i) time, ii) space, and ii) inclusion in special patents.
In the time view, there are i) rising keywords, ii) new appearing keywords. Fast-growing keywords are keywords that have a high rising growth rate in recent quarters/2 years/4 years/6 years/10 years in patents related to the input item (e.g., Apple, etc.) are prioritized. New appearing keywords are prioritized to those keywords that only appear for the first time in the recent 2 years (8 quarters) in patents related to the input item (e.g., Apple's augmented reality, etc.).
The spatial view includes i) specialized keywords, which are keywords that are highly prevalent in patents related to input items (e.g., Apple or Apple's augmented reality), but relatively infrequent in non-input items, i.e., keywords that are specialized only in patents related to input items.
The special patents include i) patents transferred through M&A, ii) patents related to litigated patents, such as litigation/judgments, iii) patents related to standards/government-funded R&Ds/FDA approvals, etc., and iv) rapidly growing patents, such as invention spikes, etc.
The keyword classifications provided by PatentPia GoldenCompass include i) General Comprehensive Classification, ii) Concept Classification (coming very soon), iii) Purpose-Solution-Problem Classification (coming very soon), etc.
The general comprehensive classification categorizes keywords into 20 major classifications, such as products-parts, materials-substances, diseases, functions-actions, etc., and 300 minor classifications, such as electronic products, polymer materials, etc., by keyword.