Patents Data
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This dataset provides detailed information on patent applications and grants filed by or assigned to publicly traded companies, mapped to their respective ticker symbols. It includes textual data like titles, abstracts, descriptions, and claims, alongside metadata such as filing/grant dates, classifications (IPC, NAICS), and application/grant IDs.
This data enables analysis of corporate innovation, R&D activity, technological focus, competitive intelligence, and potential intellectual property value across different companies and sectors.
You can retrieve data for specific tickers and define date ranges:
Patent Applications (patents/applications
)
ticker
Stock ticker symbol of the associated company
date
Publication date of the patent application
application_id
Unique identifier for the patent application
org_name
Name of the organization listed on the application
source
Source category for company mapping (e.g., 'listed')
subsidiary
Specific subsidiary name identified (if applicable)
title
Title of the patent application
abstract
Abstract or summary of the patent application
description
Detailed description of the invention
claims
Specific claims made in the patent application
country
Country code where the patent was filed (e.g., 'US')
location
Geographic location associated with the applicant (e.g., State)
ipc3
International Patent Classification (IPC) code (3-digit level)
naics
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code
app_type
Type of application (e.g., 'utility')
kind
Kind code indicating the stage/type of publication (e.g., 'A1')
us_series_code
US Patent Series Code
claims_num
Number of claims in the application
drawings_num
Number of drawings included in the application
publication_id
Identifier for the specific publication document
file_name
Source file path where the data was parsed from
file_date
Original filing date of the patent application
Data based on notebook output for df_apps
Patent Grants (patents/grants
)
ticker
Stock ticker symbol of the associated company
date
Grant date of the patent
grant_id
Unique identifier for the granted patent
org_name
Name of the organization listed on the grant (assignee)
source
Source category for company mapping (e.g., 'listed')
subsidiary
Specific subsidiary name identified (if applicable)
application_id
Original application ID corresponding to the grant
title
Title of the granted patent
abstract
Abstract or summary of the granted patent
description
Detailed description of the invention
claims
Specific claims allowed in the granted patent
country
Country code where the patent was granted (e.g., 'US')
location
Geographic location associated with the assignee (e.g., State)
ipc3
International Patent Classification (IPC) code (3-digit level)
naics
North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code
app_type
Type of application that led to the grant (e.g., 'utility')
kind
Kind code indicating the type of grant document (e.g., 'B1', 'A')
us_series_code
US Patent Series Code
grant_length
Expected term length of the patent grant (e.g., 20 years)
claims_num
Number of claims allowed in the grant
drawings_num
Number of drawings included in the grant publication
file_name
Source file path where the data was parsed from
file_date
Original filing date of the application leading to the grant
R&D Trend Analysis: Track innovation trends within companies, sectors, or specific technology areas.
Competitive Intelligence: Monitor competitors' patenting activities to understand their strategic focus and technological advancements.
Innovation Benchmarking: Compare the volume, quality, and technological focus of patent portfolios across companies.
Technology Landscaping: Map out key technologies and identify white spaces or crowded areas within a specific domain.
M&A Due Diligence: Assess the intellectual property portfolio of potential acquisition targets.
Investment Analysis: Use patent data as an indicator of a company's innovation potential and future growth prospects.
Litigation Risk Assessment: Identify potential patent infringement risks by analyzing overlapping claims or technologies.
Identifying Key Inventors/Assignees: Track prolific inventors or shifts in patent ownership.
Geographic Innovation Analysis: Analyze where patent activity is concentrated geographically.
Linking Patents to Products: Understand which patents might underpin key products or services of a company.
This dataset provides a valuable resource for understanding corporate innovation landscapes and intellectual property trends.
Input Datasets
Patent Filings (e.g., USPTO), Company Information
Models Used
Parsing, Company Name Matching/Mapping
Model Outputs
Ticker-Mapped Patent Applications and Grants