Here are potential answers to the valuation questions:1. No relevant prior IP rights were found that would inhibit use of the technology. 2. Approximately 5 million standard smoke detectors are sold annually in Scandinavia.3. Swedish building codes require smoke detectors in all private homes and limit smoke detector technology to approved safety standards. However, this technology could obtain approval and its self-calibrating capability would help ensure detectors continue working as intended, meeting an important safety need. 4. Key potential partners include major fire alarm manufacturers in Sweden like Securiton and Ei Electronics, which together have over 50% market share. Partnering could help enter the sizable Scandinavian market and leverage their distribution channels.5
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Kan ‘crowd sourcing’ ingezet worden voor octrooiresearch ? Kunnen sociale online netwerken bijdragen aan het efficiënter opzoeken van relevante prior art, het waarderen of het invalideren van octrooien? Bluepatent legt uit hoe het werkt. Le ‘crowd sourcing’ peut-il être engagé pour la recherche de brevet? Les réseaux sociaux en ligne peuvent-ils contribuer à la recherche plus efficace du prior art pertinent, l’évaluation ou l’invalidation de brevets? Bluepatent explique comment cela fonctionne.
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- 1. Global Expert Network for Successful IP Research Sirris Webinar 26.03.2013
- 2. Presentation Content History of Crowdsourcing Advantages and Limitations of Crowdsourcing in Intellectual Property Crowdsourcing at BluePatent 1
- 3. Crowdsourcing – The Beginning 2
- 5. Crowdsourcing in IP? use of swarm intelligence for researches in intellectual property 4
- 6. Technical Know-how Sorted by Languages Rest French Japanese Russian German Englisch Source: "Patente in der Forschung", 20.11. 2007, Universität Duisburg-Essen, Dipl.-Phys.-Ing. Rolf Klingelberger 5
- 7. Cost of Researches in Relation to Research Depth EUR 70.000 ? 60.000 60.000 ? 50.000 40.000 30.000 25.000 20.000 12.000 10.000 6.000 1.400 3.000 300 600 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Access to the Existing Global Knowledge in Percent Source: "Patente in der Forschung", 20.11. 2007, Universität Duisburg-Essen, Dipl.-Phys.-Ing. Rolf Klingelberger 6
- 8. Advantages of Crowdsourcing with Prior Art Research Overcoming of language barriers Access to (online) not accessible sources „Many eyes see more than two"... 7
- 9. History: Crowdsourcing & Prior Art Bounty Quest Peer To Patent Peer To Patent Peer To Patent Article One Partners Patexia Peer To Patent 8
- 10. Why BLUE Patent? Autor 9
- 11. 4 Scenarios until 2025 10
- 12. System Development 11
- 13. Adaptability 12
- 14. Selected Players: Crowdsourcing & Prior Art Bounty Quest Peer To Patent Peer To Patent Peer To Patent Article One Partners Patexia Peer To Patent 13
- 15. Crowdsourcing in Intellectual Property Dream and Reality 14
- 16. Crowdsourcing in Intellectual Property Dream and Reality 15
- 17. Search Cases at www.bluepatent.com 16
- 18. The "BluePrint" – Online Feature Analysis and Referencing Nr. Element Match Reference The revealed document shows an air conditioning device, 1 literal Claim 1 preferably for the use in transport vehicles. The air conditioning device 2 comprises a main cooling literal fig. 7 zone. The main cooling zone includes a compressor, a main 3 refrigerant loop, a similar fig. 2 condensation stage and an evaporation stage. 4 The revealed document was literal Publishing published before December Date is 14th 2006. 29.3.1995 17
- 19. Look Behind the Scenes The Researcher Relation A New Submission, what happends now? 18
- 20. Look Behind the Scenes The Detailed Examination Begins 19
- 21. Look Behind the Scenes Transparency and Feedback Change of the processing status of the submission 20
- 22. Look Behind the Scenes The Best Submissions Selection of the best submissions and payout of the basic rewards 21
- 23. Look Behind the Scenes Evaluation of Results with the Client Final Report 009-VS (Validity) – Light Diffusor Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Our Proceeding in the Case – Light Diffusor - 1.1 Overview Case Publications - Forums - Social Networks - Mailings etc. 2. Results 2.1 Categorisation of the Submissions in: a) Detrimental to novelty b) Detrimental to inventive step c) Contextual relevant d) Not relevalt 2.2 Detailed description of the top submissions 2.3 Feature Matrix of the top-documents 2.4 Possible work arounds 3. Summary 22
- 24. Look Behind the Scenes Final Report Verification of achieved success criteria with the client. Complete or partial pay-out of the main reward. 23
- 25. BlueSearch & BlueAsset 24
- 26. Using the Existing Expert Network for Patent and Technology Valuation What benefits does my Market technology provide to users? Volume Russia: 100 Mio $ In 2015, new regulations Simple to will come into use force Are there market entry barriers for my preferred region? Opposing Sales patent restricts partner FtO identified Product What potential sales partners could needs to be localised help with the market entry? 25
- 27. Crowdsourcing Patent and Technology Valuation and Exploitation Fail-Safe Smoke Detector The challenge of the invention is to enable the continuous and automatic setting of the light intensity threshold of a smoke detector, ensuring fail-safe operation of the smoke detector even Problem if the emitted light from the IR-source varies in intensity (e.g. in case of a contaminated light source, deterioration of the light source or the battery). Search Type: Valuation Reward € 1000 Category: Mechanical / Process Engineering | Physics and Electricity
- 28. Crowdsourcing Patent and Technology Valuation and Exploitation Admissible answers Element € Punkte Do you know intellectual property rights that might 10 10,- 15 inhibit or prevent the usage of the technology? How many standard smoke detectors are sold in 3 Skandinavia (Denmark, 30,- 20 Finland, Norway, Sweden) in one year? Do you know Swedish laws and/or official regulations that regulate or limit the use of 4 20,- 30 smoke detectors in private real estate or could hinder the adoption of novel smoke 27
- 29. BluePatent‘s Objectives Deliver relevant prior art to companies challenged by litigation Support research institutions and companies in exploiting inventions and developing new markets Contribute to maintaining and improving patent quality 28
- 30. Global Expert Network for Successful IP Research Thank You Very Much for Your Attention 29