Patent Proofreading video
The claims drawn as the tree they really form, every numeral matched to the drawings and every claim term found in the description, with one cited fix per issue. 1:17
What the film shows
Checks a patent draft for antecedent basis, numerals and claim support before filing
Agents draw the claim tree exactly as written, check every antecedent against its own branch, catch claims that depend on a later claim or a claim of another kind, match every reference numeral between the text and the drawings, and find support for every claim term. The paralegal accepts clerical fixes; the attorney decides anything that changes scope and signs the ready-to-file check.
Transcript
- Patent Proofreading checks a patent draft for antecedent basis, numerals and claim support before filing.
- Antecedent-basis errors in issued patents fell only 13.9 percent since 2020.
- Ottilie opens a twenty-six claim draft, and agents draw its claim tree as written.
- Claim fourteen has a broken link: the controller comes only from claim nine, on another branch.
- She accepts “a controller”, and the node clears.
- Claim nineteen depends on a later claim, so it goes to the attorney.
- Numerals are matched to all four drawing sheets, and Ottilie accepts the clerical fixes.
- One claim term has no support, so Matthias amends claim thirteen.
- Fifteen issues decided in thirty-eight minutes, not four hours, and Matthias signs.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.