IPSharks IP Analytics delivers novelty, invalidity, freedom-to-operate, and technology intelligence research for patent attorneys, R&D teams, and licensing groups across telecom, medical devices, automotive, and consumer electronics.
Every engagement is built on the same rigorous classification-driven methodology — tuned to the question you're actually trying to answer.
Pre-filing patentability searches that map your invention against the closest prior art worldwide, so you file with a clear-eyed view of what's already known.
Learn more →Exhaustive art searches built to challenge issued claims — for litigation, IPR/PGR proceedings, or opinion work, with claim-mapped charting.
Learn more →Jurisdiction-specific clearance analysis identifying live, enforceable claims that could block a product launch — before you commit to market.
Learn more →Jurisdiction-specific comprehensive Claim-by-claim assessment determining whether a product, process, or technology falls within the scope of enforceable patent claims — enabling informed enforcement, defense, licensing, and commercialization decisions.
Learn more →Structured prior art assessment identifying relevant patents and technical publications that establish the current state of technology - supporting patentability, research, and innovation planning.
Learn more →Portfolio landscaping, whitespace mapping, and competitor monitoring that turns patent filings into strategic signal for R&D and licensing teams.
Learn more →We convert your disclosure or claim set into a classification and keyword strategy across CPC, IPC, and free-text vectors.
Analysts run structured queries across patent and NPL databases, triaging results by relevance and claim overlap.
The strongest references are mapped element-by-element against your claims or product features in a structured chart.
You receive a written opinion with citation-backed findings and a clear recommendation on next steps.
Our analysts hold technical backgrounds spanning these fields, paired with hands-on experience in global patent databases and prosecution practice.
"The claim chart was the first one our litigation team didn't have to rebuild from scratch. Element-by-element, citation-ready, done."— Director of IP, telecommunications licensing group