Built to deliver research reports, not just research tools. Atlas transforms a structured research brief into a publication-ready report through an agentic workflow with human review at every critical stage. Cypris provides a broader R&D intelligence platform for searching, monitoring, and managing innovation data.
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The result is a consistent, shareable research report.
Cypris combines patent data, scientific literature, market intelligence, monitoring, internal knowledge, and AI tools to help organizations conduct ongoing research across many innovation workflows.
Every Atlas report follows the same structured path, from brief to finished deliverable.
Every project starts with a research brief instead of an open-ended search session.
Atlas combines specialized AI agents with human checkpoints before reports are finalized.
Outputs are designed as publication-ready deliverables for R&D, innovation, and executive stakeholders.
Verification is part of the research pipeline, not a final add-on.
Atlas is a strong fit for teams producing recurring research deliverables. Cypris is built for broader, ongoing innovation intelligence needs.
Atlas is an alternative for teams whose primary goal is producing structured, high-quality research reports. Cypris is designed as a broader R&D intelligence and innovation platform.
Yes. Atlas incorporates public research sources, including patents, scientific literature, company information, and web sources, as part of its research process where relevant to the brief.
For organizations focused on recurring research deliverables, Atlas may cover much of the research workflow. Organizations with broader needs such as continuous patent monitoring or enterprise knowledge management may choose a platform like Cypris for those use cases.
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