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Research reportVessel mount with auto-calibrating sensorSample data
Closest match

US 10,842,113 B2

Self-aligning vessel mount

“The base plate pivots freely until the vessel seats against both guide rails, at which point the locking pin is driven into engagement.”Column 4, lines 12 to 18, quoted word for word
Screened
212 references
Kept
9 in the report
Claim elements
4 suggested
Claim chart, first three elements
ElementSuggested claim elementSupporting evidenceStatus
1aSelf-aligning base plateSuggested, with supporting evidenceUS 10,842,113 B2, col. 4, lines 12 to 18Evidence quoted
1bPin locks once the vessel seatsSuggested, with supporting evidenceUS 10,842,113 B2, col. 5, lines 3 to 7Evidence quoted
1cSensor auto-calibrationNo supporting evidence foundNot found in the references keptFlagged
Followed by: novelty and inventive step, likely examiner objections, and the search record.Sample data. Not a real report.

The report

What is in the report.

Six parts, in the order you would want to read them. Every view is tied back to the references and passages it rests on.

  1. Invention summary

    The invention in a structured form, built from the inventor's own disclosure.

  2. Prior art, reference by reference

    The patents that matter, with their real numbers and a link to each one.

  3. Claim chart

    Each suggested claim element set against the passage that supports it, quoted word for word, or flagged where none was found.

  4. Novelty and inventive step

    A view on both under the UK tests, tied back to the references and passages it rests on.

  5. Likely examiner objectionsSimulation

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  6. How the search was done

    The record of the search itself, so you can check it rather than redo it.

The search record

How the search was done, written down.

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Search recordSample data

What was searched for

The search queries and patent classifications used.

  • self-aligning mount AND vessel AND (pivot OR guide rail)
  • Classifications F16M 11/04 B65D 25/10

What was followed

Citations followed backward and forward from the strongest references.

14 backward citations and 6 forward citations, from the three closest references.

What was screened and what was kept

How many references were looked at, and which ones made it into the report.

212 screened, 9 kept.

What it could not cover

Anything the search could not reach is stated in the report, not left out.

Two references could not be read in full. Both are listed and marked as not read.

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