Python Client for the European Patent Office's Open Patent Services API (OPS).

Currently, it implements access to:

• EPO OPS

Synopsis

    # Instantiate client
    import epo_ops
    client = epo_ops.Client(key='abc', secret='xyz')

    # Retrieve bibliography data
    response = client.published_data(

        # publication, application, priority
        reference_type = 'publication',

        # original, docdb, epodoc
        input = epo_ops.models.Docdb('1000000', 'EP', 'A1'),

        # optional, defaults to "biblio"
        # in case of published_data
        endpoint = 'biblio',

        # optional, list of constituents
        constituents = []
    )
    

pypatent is a tiny Python package to easily search for and scrape US Patent and Trademark Office Patent Data.

Currently, it implements access to:

• USPTO PatFT

A client library and command line program for accessing the USPTO Open Data APIs (PBD and PEDS), written in Python.

Currently, it implements access to:

• PAIR Bulk Data (PBD) system
• Patent Examination Data System (PEDS)

Synopsis

# Initialize
from uspto.pbd.client import UsptoPairBulkDataClient
client = UsptoPairBulkDataClient()

# Search by expression
result = client.search('firstNamedApplicant:(nasa)')

# Acquire single document in JSON and XML formats
result = client.download_document('PP28532')

Command line usage

# Fetch document by US application publication
# number and pretty-print JSON result
uspto-pbd get "2017/0293197" \
    --type=publication --format=json --pretty

Plumage is a library to obtain trademark status and other information from the USPTO Trademark Status & Document Retrieval system (TSDR) with implementations for Python and .NET.

Currently, it implements access to:

• USPTO TSDR system

Synopsis

Python

# Initialize
from Plumage import plumage
client = plumage.TSDRReq()

# Get info on application serial no. 75/181,334
client.getTSDRInfo("75181334", "s")

# Access some attributes
print "Trademark text: ", \
    client.TSDRMap["MarkVerbalElementText"]

C#

// Initialize
Plumage.TSDRReq client = new Plumage.TSDRReq();

// Get info on registration no. 2,564,831
client.getTSDRInfo("2564831", "r");

// Access some attributes
Console.WriteLine("Trademark text: " +
    client.TSDRMap["MarkVerbalElementText"]);

API wrapper around the PAIR Bulk Data US patent office database, written in Ruby.

Currently, it implements access to:

• PAIR Bulk Data (PBD) system

Synopsis

# Create a pd object, and go to town
client = Pairdata::Client.new()
res = client.pair_sync(searchText: '12432343')
puts res.appStatus
puts res.patentTitle

Library for accessing data from the WIPO PATENTSCOPE Web Service, written in Ruby.

Currently, it implements access to:

• WIPO PATENTSCOPE

• International Application Status Report (IASR)
• list of available documents by application number
• binary content of a document
• text of a document in PDF format (high quality OCR)
• list of page IDs for a document
• binary content for a document and page

R package to access the European Patent Office Open Patent Services API (OPS).

Currently, it implements access to:

• EPO OPS

Synopsis

# Install package
    devtools::install_github("poldham/opsrdev")

    # Load library
    library(opsrdev)

    # Get count for patent biblios (front pages)
    ops_count("drones", "ta", start = 1990, end = 2015)

    # Submit query and return result as data.frame
    drones <- ops_fetch_biblio(
        query = "drones", type = "ta",
        service = "biblio",
        start = 1990, end = 2015, timer = 10)
    

An R client to obtain data from the PatentsView API.

Currently, it implements access to:

• PatentsView API

Synopsis

# Install package
devtools::install_github("ropensci/patentsview")

# Load library
library(patentsview)

# Perform search
search_pv(
    query = '{"_gte":{"patent_date":"2007-01-01"}}')

R package to access patent data from the Lens Patent Database

Currently, it implements access to:

• The Lens

Synopsis

# Install package
devtools::install_github("poldham/lensr")

# Load library
library(lensr)

# Get count for patent biblios (front pages)
lens_count("drones")

# Submit query and return result as data.frame
drones <- lens_search(
    query = "drones", type = "tac",
    families = TRUE, timer = 20)

Patent2Net is free software, dedicated to ...

• provide statistical analysis and representations of a set of patents.
• promote the use of patent information in the academic field, nano and small firms, developing countries and all those without pay mode access.
• study and practice how to collect, treat and communicate "textual bibliographic information" and learn the automation process.

• EPO OPS

Under the hood, these fine pieces are the main workhorses:

• Python
• pandas
• NumPy
• NLTK
• scikit-learn
• Matplotlib
• Graphviz
• Gephi
• NetworkX
• D3.js
• DataTables
• PivotTable
• ... and some more. The software also integrates with other programs, see Patent2Net: Third party software.

About

phpIP is a portfolio manager and docketing system for patents and other IP rights. It is intended to satisfy most needs of an IP law firm. The tool was designed to be flexible and easy to use. It is based on Apache, MySQL and the Laravel PHP framework.

Mission

We found that existing docketing systems are designed to satisfy the needs of a majority – hence they have more features than what each individual user needs. So, these systems are usually very complicated to use, yet not all specific needs of the individual user are satisfied.

Mostly, the user needs to adapt to the system, whereas it should be just the other way round.

Background

As we are patent attorneys, we don't have the resources for selling and maintaining our software. We decided to open source phpIP as we would like others to benefit from it and hopefully contribute. This is an important step in reaching the goal of creating a tool adapted to the user's specific needs. We also designed phpIP to be extremely flexible, so that, hopefully, most users will be able to configure it (and not redesign it) to fit their needs.

PatZilla is a modular patent information research platform and toolkit with a modern user interface. It provides convenient and efficient access to a number of professional patent search APIs.

Currently, it implements access to:

• EPO Open Patent Services (OPS)
• DPMA DEPATISnet
• IFI CLAIMS® Direct
• MTC depa.tech

Under the hood, it uses contemporary software components and technologies:

• Nginx
• uWSGI
• MongoDB
• Python
• Pyramid
• Celery
• Backbone.js
• Marionette.js
• ... and some more.

A mobile application for iOS and Android accessing the PatentsView API.

Currently, it implements access to:

• PatentsView API

Users can ...

• search patents using various criteria like Assignee, Date, Id, Inventor, Title.
• search results can be sorted in ascending or descending order by title and date.
• bookmark interesting patents or search results and organize them into Notebooks.
• access related documents and text content.
• view previous search results or last viewed document.

A mobile application for iOS and Android accessing the USPTO TSDR system.

Currently, it implements access to:

• USPTO TSDR system

Users can ...

• search for trademarks.
• bookmark interesting trademarks and group them into notebooks.
• receive notifications on status changes to bookmarks.
• indicate preference for specific trademark statuses.
• share bookmarks.