White Space Analysis

White space analysis

When is White space analysis needed?

Examples & use cases of White space analysis

White space analysis
Product development

An automotive company wants to develop a new product that not only meets but exceeds customer expectations. To achieve this goal, they approached DexPatent to perform white space analysis and identify gaps in the specific technology. The analysis helps the company pinpoint unmet customer needs and create innovative products and services tailored to address these gaps.

Patent portfolio management

An electronics company recognizes the strategic importance of its intellectual property. To optimize its patent portfolio, the company approaches DexPatent to perform white space analysis to thoroughly assess the existing patents and identify specific areas where additional patents can be filed.

R&D Investment

A MNC wants to make strategic decisions regarding its innovation and R&D investments. To achieve this, the company approaches DexPatent to perform white space analysis to identify specific areas within its industry where unexplored opportunities or unmet needs exist. By directing its R&D resources toward these white spaces, the company ensures that it invests in projects with the highest potential for growth.

    

  Your white space analysis has helped us to fine tune our product portfolio, leading to increased revenue streams and a more robust market presence. It has allowed us to create long-term strategies rooted in market gaps.   

Senior Patent Counsel, Communication Technology Company, Seattle, WA

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A patent is a legal right granted to an inventor or applicant by a government authority, typically for a specified period. It provides exclusive rights to the inventor, preventing others from making, using, or selling their invention without permission. Patents are granted for new and inventive products, processes, or methods that are useful and have industrial applicability. They encourage innovation by offering inventors protection and the opportunity to commercially exploit their inventions.

A patent grants exclusive rights to inventors:
- Exclusive rights to the invention
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- Legal protection for enforcement
- Limited duration (typically 20 years)

Patent rights are not universal. Each country has its own patent system. International agreements like the PCT help simplify the process.
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