Dive into Innovation

AI-powered trend forecasting can redefine how R&D teams identify emerging technologies faster and predict which ones will disrupt the market with greater accuracy

Kodak missed digital. But what if they’d seen the curve earlier?

When two technologies promise the same outcome, how do you know which one will actually win?

Markets react late. Patents reveal what’s coming — if you know how to read them.

Some tech explodes. Some fades. What if it wasn’t random?

AI-driven insights reveal why LFP batteries paired with graphene-coated silicon anodes are set to dominate EVs. This report outlines the breakthrough in energy density, Europe’s lag in adoption, and what automakers must do now to stay competitive in the global electric vehicle race.

We’re thrilled to introduce a range of new features and improvements on the Odin platform, designed to make your research and innovation process even more seamless. From chatting with up to 1,000 patents at once, to clickable patent links, complete patent references, and enhanced control over patent chats—this update is packed with powerful tools. Plus, our new Tracking Workflows feature helps you stay on top of critical changes in your patent sets effortlessly. Read the full post to explore how these updates can supercharge your work!

Much like surfers, true R&D leaders can seamlessly ride the waves of new technologies as they appear and maximise the value of each innovation. Solving problems with technology because it creates value, not because its novel. A flow-state of progress

Dive into the world of Polyethylene Furanoate (PEF), as we explore this bio-based polymer that's making waves with its superior barrier properties and environmental benefits. From promising applications to potential hurdles, get a comprehensive understanding of PEF's role in the future of sustainable material solutions.

Navigating the fast-paced, ever-changing landscape of technology is no easy task for R&D leaders. Discover how the power of AI not only helps keep pace with advancements but also augments human expertise, unlocking new horizons in innovation and progress.

The luxury goods sector, known for its stringent quality standards and opulent appeal, faces a daunting challenge in aligning with environmental sustainability, particularly in meeting Scope 2 and 3 emissions criteria. These scopes, part of the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Protocol, extend beyond direct emissions (Scope 1) to include indirect emissions from purchased energy (Scope 2) and all other indirect emissions across a company's value chain (Scope 3).

Discover the revolution in the diamond industry as lab-grown gems promise to deliver a more ethical and sustainable future - combining luxury, technology, and conscientious consumption.