Different products built for different research problems. Patsnap Eureka specializes in patent, IP, and domain-specific AI workflows. Atlas is purpose-built for structured research intelligence, helping R&D teams turn complex questions into publication-ready reports with transparent methodology and human review.
Choosing between a research intelligence platform and a patent & IP workflow platform starts with understanding what each one is built to do.
Patsnap Eureka runs domain-specific AI agents across intellectual property, engineering, life sciences, and materials, powered by its Innovation Knowledge Graph, taking teams from patent search to technical analysis and decision-ready insights.
Atlas is built for R&D, innovation, technology scouting, and corporate strategy teams. It transforms research briefs into structured, publication-ready intelligence reports with human review built into every stage.
Every project follows a structured methodology with human approval before research, before writing, and before delivery.
The result is a report that can be shared with executives, scientists, or external stakeholders.
Users launch specialized AI agents for patent searching, freedom-to-operate analysis, invention disclosure, formulation, TRIZ, engineering, or life science tasks.
The result is domain-specific analysis supporting innovation and intellectual property work.
A six-step pipeline that keeps a human in the loop at every critical stage.
Many AI tools focus on answering questions. Atlas focuses on producing research someone else can trust.
That means:
For organizations making strategic R&D decisions, the process matters as much as the answer.
Not added afterward.
Separate research and writing stages improve transparency.
Coverage gaps trigger another targeted research pass.
The deliverable is a structured research document rather than isolated AI outputs.
Public and proprietary evidence together.
Ideal for R&D, innovation, competitive intelligence, and academic research teams.
Atlas incorporates patent information where relevant to the research question, but it is not a dedicated patent management or IP workflow platform.
Not necessarily. Organizations focused on patent prosecution and IP management may continue using Patsnap while using Atlas for broader research intelligence, technology landscapes, literature reviews, and competitive analysis.
Yes. Every report is designed for sharing, complete with structured citations, human review checkpoints, and export to PDF or Word.
If your goal is to understand technologies, scientific evidence, companies, and competitive landscapes through a structured research process, Atlas was built for that.
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