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Ambercite Ai - The easy way to find patents

Simply enter one or more query patents, and the sophisticated AI search engine will return a ranked list of
similar patents, along with representative images and abstracts
Finds patents missed by conventional searching
Can find up to 2000 similar patents
Filters can be used on a series of fields including table and abstract, CPC code, owner, etc
Patent by patent review box is also available
Results can be exported to Excel
Works best on Chrome or Opera browsers. Can work on Firefox, Safari and Edge. Does NOT work on Internet Explorer
See example of Ambercite Ai in use

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  Notes: Clicking a column heading will sort the results by that column, clicking further columns with perform secondary for each column clicked.
Many columns have filters that allow the results to be narrowed down.
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A patents importance can be expressed by including an additional weighting value. Simply follow the patent number with a column and then the weighting value (a default value of 1 is used if no weight is found).

Below are two valid input examples (the first and last patents have weightings of 2 and 3.1 respectively):

  EP1186609:2,US5123456,US6123456:3.1

or

  EP1186609:2
  US5123456
  US6123456:3.1

This flexibility means it is easy to copy a patent number list straight from a spreadsheet.
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