
Scientific literature & patent analysis
Challenge:
Researchers must analyze vast amounts of scientific literature, technical documents, and patents, making it challenging to stay updated on the latest advancements. Manual reviews are time-consuming and prone to oversight, limiting the speed of innovation and competitive advantage.
Solution:
Using Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Knowledge Graphs to extract key insights from scientific papers, patents, and technical reports.
Multi-agent systems:
- NLP Agents: Summarize large documents, extract trends, and compare findings across sources.
- Patent Analysis Agents: Detect overlaps, find prior art, and assess innovation potential.
- Knowledge Graphs: Connect related research, patents, and emerging technologies for a structured view of trends.
Benefits:
- This AI-driven approach reduces research time, prevents redundant work, and accelerates innovation.
- Researchers gain structured insights, enabling them to focus on problem-solving instead of document reviews.
- AI also helps with early IP risk detection, ensuring R&D efforts align with patent landscapes.
Research Scientists
Patent Analysts
Patent Attorneys
Pharmaceuticals
Engineering
Academia
Limited Risk systems
Art. 50
with transparency obligations
Disclaimer
The information provided regarding the risk assessment is without guarantee. The complete classification of a use case according to the EU AI Act depends on numerous regulatory and company-specific factors. Therefore, the risk assessment is always case-specific. The risk assessment logic of Casebase is used for this purpose.