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- AIDS Patents Project
Provides access to United States patents relating to the
Acquired Immune Deficiency Sundrome (AIDS). Provided by CNIDR,
USPTO, NSF, and AT&T.
- European Patent Office
This web site provides general information about the
European Patent Office, as well as its products, services, and
prices. Also includes a section on where to find patent information
on the Internet.
- IBM Patent Server
IBM lets you access over 26 years of U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) patent descriptions as well as the last ten years of images. The first entries date back to January 5, 1971. You can search, retrieve and study over two million patents. Presently, the server lets you search for patents by number or by words in the inventor, title, abstract, assignee, agent, and claims fields.
- Index to
Manual of Classification of Patents
The Manual of Classification has over 400 classes. The
Index to the Manual of Classification is where you can determine the
class of your idea by searching keywords. Once you have the class
or class/subclass that seems relevant, you can then switch over to
the Manual of Classification to see the structure of the entire
class to more accurately determine what class/subclass entry is most
appropriate for you. At that point, you can then retreive all of
the patent titles in that class/subclass. Provider: Internet Patent
News Service.
- Manual
of Classification:
Patent Searching Using the PTO Classification System
The US Patent and Trademark Office uses a classification
scheme with 400+ main classes, and tens of thousands of subclasses,
to classify all of the 5,300,000+ patents issued since the 1800's.
With a few clicks of your mouse, you can obtain a list of titles to
patents in any class/subclass. The first is to locate the class
that pertains to your technology area. The 400+ main classes are
divided into four supergroups: electronic, chemical, engineering
and mechanical, each of which are divided into 5 to 7 groups. A
master list of all the classes is also provided. Provider:
Internet Patent News Service.
- Patent and Trademark
Information Resources on the Internet
A list of links (with annotations) to patent offices and
other organizations. Provider: U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
- Patent
Full-Text/APS File (1994- )
This archive contains the text of patents issued since
January 1, 1994. Field name abbreviations in the original feed have
been expanded into human-readable form. This service is not
affiliated in any way with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Cost is "free." Provider: Internet Multicasting Service.
- Patent Search
WAISGATE
Full-Text U.S. Patents is Internet Multicasting Service's
WAIS database of the text (no images/drawings) of all U.S. patents
issued since January 1, 1994. WAIS searching produces a
relevance-ranked list of documents based on words in the search
query. Caution: Lists are truncated when 100 patents are found and
the large size of the full-text patent may overwhelm some Web
browsing software. Provider: WAIS, Inc.
- Patents:
STO's Internet Patent Search System
Source Translation & Optimization's (STO) Internet
Patent Search System provides a way for people to perform patent
searches and to access information on the patenting process.
Includes online version of the "Index to Classification" and a
class/subclass code search facility.
- Questel/Orbit Patent
and Trademark WWW Server
Questel/Orbit is an international online information
company specializing in patent, trademark, scientific,
chemical, business and news information.
- Shadow Patent
Office
The Electronic Data Systems (EDS) Shadow Patent Office (SPO)
offers easy-to-use, highly effective patentability and infringement
searches against the full-text of the 1.7 million U.S. patents
issued since January, 1972. Once you are registered, you may access
the SPO Patent Search Service (free of charge). You may also want
to browse recent patent titles (free of charge.) As a registered
user of SPO, you will have the opportunity to access the full-text
of the patents for a nominal fee.
- U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office
Home page of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Provides links to a variety of information related to patents and
trademarks.
- U.S. Patent
Classifications
This page provides direct links into the individual U.S.
Classification Schedule pages and the U.S. Class Definitions.
Provider: CNIDR.
- U.S. Patents at
CNIDR
This page is the starting point for information about the U.S.
Patents Project at CNIDR (Center for Networked Information Discovery
and Retrieval), which provides access to U.S. patent bibliographic
data (e.g. the inventor's name, the patent's title, the assignee's
name).
- U.S. Patents Citation
Database
This fully searchable bibliographic file contains all of the
approximately 1.7 million U.S. patents issued since 1975. The database
is updated weekly and permits subscribers to search
all of the important "front page" information about each patent:
number, dates, assignee, inventor, title, abstract, exemplary claims
for recent years, and U.S. and international classifications. In
addition, the database tracks the "lineage" of each patent - how
each patent cites previous patents or is cited by subsequent ones.