Esgenix
Esgenix: “Agentic patent workflow platform: prior-art search, claim strategy, drafting, figures, and quality checks produced by specialist AI agents and approved by attorneys at five decision gates.”
How is FTO different from a prior art search?
“A prior art search asks whether your invention is new, against everything ever published. FTO asks whether your product infringes claims that are alive today, in the territories where you will make, use, sell, import, or export it. Different corpus, different date logic, different grading, and a different deliverable: a counsel memo, not a novelty report.”
View in the company profileWhat do the B, P, W, and C grades mean?
“B marks a claim that blocks an element outright; P marks partial overlap; W marks something to watch, such as pending claims or ambiguous scope; C marks cleared. Overriding any grade requires a recorded reason, so the file shows not just the conclusion but the judgment behind it.”
View in the company profileWhen in the product cycle should FTO run?
“Earlier than it usually does. If a blocking claim sits where you were going to launch, or where you were going to claim, you want to know while the design and your own claim strategy are still soft. Because FTO lives in the same platform as drafting, the finding lands while the decision is still open.”
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