Authorities

This graph displays the number of patents for each authority, visualized on a world map.
The color intensity is based on the number of patent families that cover that specific country, represented in absolute values and as a percentage relative to all analyzed patents. Organizations not related to a specific country are shown in the bottom area.

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Use this interactive chart to assess the activity of each country with respect to the analyzed patents. A patent family's global market coverage also directly correlates with its economic impact.

This graph represents the main authorities covered by the analyzed patents.
The horizontal axis lists the most frequently appearing authorities, in a descending order, and the vertical axis shows in absolute values the number of patent families that present that authority.

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Use this chart to quickly understand which are the main markets appearing in you analyzed results. Click on a specific bar to filter the results for those specific authorities.

This chart presents a heatmap with the main patent authorities present in the analyzed patent, order alphabetically.
Each cell in the heatmap represents a specific patent authority. The color intensity is based on the number of patent families that cover that specific country, represented in absolute values and as a percentage relative to all analyzed patents.

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Suggestion:

Use this chart to quickly understand which are the main authorities appearing in your analyzed results. Click on a specific one to filter accordingly.

This graph illustrates the activity of the main applicants with respect to the main.
The vertical axis displays the top applicants based on the number of their patent families, while the horizontal axis represents the respective patent authorities. The heatmap's color intensity represents the number of patent family publications, with darker colors indicating a higher number of patent families published for a given applicant within a specific authority.

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Suggestion:

Use this heatmap to compare the most active applicants in different patent authorities or to assess the freedom to operate with respect to the analyzed results. Click anywhere on the grid to explore the patent families associated with a specific applicant.

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This graph aims to identify the most active patent authorities with respect to the priority years.
The horizontal axis represents the priority years, and the vertical axis indicates the main patent authorities. The heatmap's color intensity represents the number of patent family publications, both in absolute value and in percentage with respect to the analyzed results, with darker colors indicating higher numbers of patent families.

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Suggestion:

Use this heatmap to quickly identify the most active patent authorities in specific priority years, and to get insights on the development over time of the analyzed patents.

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This graph illustrates the number of markets covered by the single patent family.
The horizontal axis represents the number of authorities covered, and the vertical axis indicates the number of patent families that present that number of authorities covered.

Use this chart to assess the economic potential of patent families based on their market coverage. Patent families covering a larger number of markets may indicate broader applicability and commercial viability.