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Aerospace and Defence Taxonomy
The Aerospace and Defence sector relies on organisations capable of delivering complex projects spanning generations.
Cipher supports incumbents, adapting to disruption and new entrants vital to the emerging technologies of the future including HMI, robotics, autonomy and sensors.
“Cipher has been world class for us. It’s easy to use, it provides very powerful visual representations of what we own and importantly what our competitors have.
Dr. Bobby Mukherjee, Chief Counsel, Intellectual Property and Technology Law, BAE Systems PLC.
Example of an Aerospace and Defence Taxonomy
Aerospace and Defence
The technologies which feature in an Aerospace and Defence taxonomy include:
- Air Turbine Starters
- Electromagnetics
- Flight management systems for drones
- Head Mounted Displays (HMDs)
- Virtual cockpits
Insights and Events
Strategic Aerospace Seminar Paris 2022
We were delighted to speak on 1 December at the Strategic Aerospace Seminar in Paris, on the topic of Valuing your Patent Portfolio.
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Delivery Drones Patent owners from 2010
Where is your next food order coming from? We have taken a look across the patent landscape of parcel deliveries by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
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Counter drones – watch this (air)space
The last two years have seen a surge in innovation within the anti-drone area.
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Aerospace and Defence patent report – Under attack from innovation
Patents have historically been important to Aerospace and Defence, the way in which they have been understood and exploited is about to change.
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Case Studies
BAE Systems on the importance of competitive intelligence in disruptive technology environments
Chief Counsel for Intellectual Property and Technology Law, Dr. Bobby Mukherjee, explains how his IP team uses Cipher to help communicate the importance of IP internally and to navigate complex technology landscapes.
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Aerospace and Defence Taxonomy Example
Aerospace and Defence Taxonomy Example
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Custom Taxonomy
Find out how Cipher can build your taxonomy using classifiers:
- Matching to your view of the patent landscape
- Your own taxonomy is accurate, fast and repeatable
- It’s easy to use, saves time and reduces costs.
Other sectors
Universal Technology Taxonomy
The Universal Technology Taxonomy (UTT) is the world’s first taxonomy that divides over 45 million patents into 10 super-classes and 122 sub-classes.
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Automotive
The industry standard for understanding the future of the cars and automotive industry.
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Industrial Automation
A patent taxonomy developed at the heart of Industry 4.0, including 3D printing, robotics and connectivity
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Semiconductor
Supporting the sector in times of fast pace and high stakes technology evolution
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With Cipher you can…
Optimise your portfolio
Ensure you have the right portfolio to meet your strategic patenting objectives.
Gather competitor intelligence
Understand who’s doing what by automating patent to technology mapping.
Model cross licensing
Combine patent and revenue data to determine rational licensing outcomes.
Manage your budget
Justify patent budgets and communicate the impact of your investment.
Conduct due diligence
Automate manual reviews for efficient execution of M&A and licensing transactions.
Tackle inbound patent assertion
Be prepared with evidence to create a fast and effective threat assessment.
Benchmark your portfolio
Assess your portfolio in comparison to other owners through your technology lens.
Monetise your portfolio
Identify opportunities to create value through licensing or sale of patent assets.
Predict technology trends
Track new technologies and discover the unknown owners of future innovation.
Create Risk Mitigation Strategies
Understand the materiality of your threats to define your risk mitigation strategy.
