Technology-focused patent support
Complex patent matters require careful communication between inventors, engineers, patent professionals and decision-makers. We review the system architecture, process flow, interfaces, operating conditions, alternatives and measurable technical outcomes before defining the drafting or prosecution approach.
AI, machine learning and software
Data pipelines, model training and inference, knowledge graphs, distributed systems, cybersecurity, cloud platforms, user interfaces and computer-implemented processes.
Electronics and telecommunications
Communication networks, radio systems, signal processing, control circuits, semiconductor systems, sensors, embedded platforms and connected devices.
Mechanical and automotive
Machines, components, manufacturing systems, propulsion, electric vehicles, robotics, thermal systems, material structures and control mechanisms.
Medical devices and healthcare
Diagnostic systems, monitoring devices, imaging, therapeutic platforms, digital health, sensor arrangements and clinical-support technologies.
Energy and sustainability
Renewable energy, battery systems, power electronics, energy management, recycling, circularity and efficiency technologies.
Life sciences and chemistry
Biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, formulations, analytical methods, laboratory systems and interdisciplinary inventions, supported by appropriate domain review.
Semiconductors
Integrated-circuit architecture, fabrication, packaging, control, testing and semiconductor layout-design considerations.
Aerospace and advanced systems
Satellite systems, antennas, communication links, navigation, unmanned vehicles, fault handling and high-reliability control systems.
How technical review improves the work
- Identifies the difference between the inventive concept and routine implementation
- Surfaces missing embodiments, interfaces and operating scenarios
- Improves continuity between the claims, description and drawings
- Supports meaningful fallback positions for prosecution
- Helps distinguish prior-art combinations using the actual technical operation
Inventor discussions and invention harvesting
For research teams and product groups, invention harvesting may involve structured sessions to identify protectable concepts across a product or research programme. We help separate the central concept from implementation choices, determine which alternatives require disclosure and prepare a filing roadmap aligned with development and disclosure plans.
For startups, research institutions and corporations
The level of process should fit the organisation. A startup may require rapid prioritisation before a launch or fundraise; a university may require disclosure development and inventor coordination; and an established company may require portfolio-wide consistency, outside-counsel reporting and jurisdiction-specific review.