Research intelligence, patent and IP search, and technology scouting — agents that surface institutional knowledge, prevent duplicate research, and shorten the path from experiment to insight.
Every experiment report, technical finding, and paper — semantically indexed so researchers find what the organisation already knows before they spend budget rediscovering it.
Four research agents that unlock institutional knowledge and prevent wasted effort.
Years of R&D archives — experiment reports, findings, and papers — searchable in plain language, in seconds.
Global patent search in plain language — prior art, competitor landscapes, and freedom-to-operate analysis without manual legal trawling.
Academic publications, patent filings, and startup activity monitored automatically — emerging tech surfaced on schedule.
Findings structured, patterns identified across experiments, and recommendations surfaced — faster path to commercialisation.
Semantic understanding, not keyword matching.
Reports, papers, lab notes, and legacy scans indexed with scientific-domain semantics — synonyms and terminology understood.
Questions in plain language — the system understands scientific context and cross-project relevance.
The engine searches the full archive and returns a structured synthesis with sources — not a pile of PDFs.
Planned work that overlaps existing or in-flight research gets flagged, with coordination suggested.
Terminology, synonyms, and unit-aware retrieval tuned for scientific content — not generic web search.
Research archives and queries never leave your infrastructure — on-premise deployment protects your most valuable data.
Patents, papers, and competitor activity monitored continuously — surprises become briefings.
Every claim links to the experiment or paper it came from — reviewable in one click.
Yes — OCR plus semantic indexing brings decades-old scanned archives into search alongside born-digital documents.
The major offices — USPTO, EPO, JPO, and WIPO — searchable together in plain language, with landscape and prior-art views.
New queries and planned experiments are compared semantically against completed and in-flight work; overlaps are flagged with the relevant teams suggested for coordination.
Yes — the entire stack runs inside your perimeter, with role-based access mapped to project confidentiality levels.
Bring one real research question to the demo — watch the archive answer it with sources.
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