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patent services-novelty/prior art search

PSI highly recommends doing a Patent-ability Search before a Patent Application is prepared as a cost-effective way to determine whether or not the invention will be patentable. At times this report serves as A tool to find new solutions to technical problem or enhance the invention to a degree which satisfy the patent-ability criteria.

A Patent-ability Search answers the following questions:

a) Is your idea novel, has it already been patented, has it been anticipated or rendered obvious?

b) Is it worth the spending money for filing a patent at all, given the scope of patent-ability?

c) What is your competition doing?

d) Is it worth the effort and expense to fully develop and market your concept?

 

Many firms Using inventive specifications and disclosures made by inventor, search within the area of interest for both expired and unexpired patents and publications as well as patent related literature but many patents are rejected by citing non-analogous art also so we at PSI doesn't restrict our search to any area of interest or classification. We generally tend to write strings as broad as possible so that we don't miss any prior art. Our final out put consists of

vv   A) key point of the inventions that is disclosed to us .
B) Five to ten closest prior art and summary of those prior art patents
C) Analysis part which discuss how our inventions is different from prior art.
D) The key points of our invention that are anticipated by prior art.
E) Number of key points that are anticipated and how those points are anticipated.
F) Key strings that we have used and number of hits that we have got. 
G) Aspects of the invention that we have considered while searching.

we we cover not patent literature as well as many patent application are rejected citing non-patent literature

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