Patentometria: Uma Ferramenta Indispensável No Estudo De Desenvolvimento De Tecnologias Para a Indústria Química

Speziali, Marcelo Gomes; Nascimento, Raphael da Silva

doi:10.21577/0100-4042.20170620

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“…As well as exemplify how the analysis of data contained in patents can provide relevant information that supports strategic decisions in the policy of social inclusion. For this, this study will use the methodological strategy adopted in the study by Nascimento and Speziali (2020), which defines the procedures and elements of descriptive statistics. Considering this methodology, the monitoring period, the databases, and the hierarchical developments will be defined.…”

Section: Methods Patentometry Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

IoT as Assistive Technology: Applications in Education as a Tool for Inclusion

Rodrigues¹

2023

IJTE

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Education based on the Internet of Things (IoEdT) emerges as a new conceptual paradigm to define the use of wireless technology as a collaborative tool in teaching-learning processes. Based on this concept, this study explored the potential of the IoEdT as a response to the problems of social inclusion of students with disabilities. In this way, the applicability of the IoEdT as an assistive technology was examined and the challenges faced in the implementation of this tool in the socio-educational context were analyzed. Therefore, this study aims to analyze whether the use of new technologies can become a propelling subject of inclusive transformation or an obstacle to achieving educational equity. For this, an investigation will be carried out with a quantitative, descriptive, and documentary approach. The work presented, as a result, a sampling of available assistive technologies that use the internet of things in the teaching and communication of people with disabilities and the main challenges faced in the availability of this technology.

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Section: Methods Patentometry Proceduresmentioning

confidence: 99%

IoT as Assistive Technology: Applications in Education as a Tool for Inclusion

Rodrigues¹

2023

IJTE

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“…Both in academia and in sectors of the economy that work with R&D, patentometric analyzes and other technological prospecting tools are still underused, constituting an absolute novelty among researchers (Speziali & Nascimento, 2020). The state-of-the-art analyzes presented in these documents allow specialists from different areas of knowledge to have a panoramic view of the degree of technological maturity in their area, as well as to evaluate emerging technologies that could inspire or contribute to their research.…”

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confidence: 99%

Information mining in patent filings on injectable antineoplastics as a contribution to Health Policy

Chaves

Silveira

Antunes

et al. 2022

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Introduction: According to data from the United Nations, cancer is the second leading cause of death in the world. Currently, information management has been increasingly difficult due to the large amount of data to be managed. In general, the databases that store patent documents make it possible to read them in full, but do not allow the extraction and treatment of large amounts of data. In this sense, it is necessary to use management software. Objective: To identify, extract, process the data, organize, and make available, in the form of graphical interfaces, the technological information on injectable oncology described in the current patents. Methodology: Patents deposited between January 2002 and July 2022 were analyzed using the ORBIT Intelligence® platform. In the “Advanced Search” field, the “Title, Abstract” filters were applied and the search terms: “injectable AND cancer” were used. Results and Discussion: 115 patent families were identified. The USA stands out in the number of patent documents filed, presenting a total of 56 documents. Inventors Ivan Edward Hofman, Farber Michael, Franco Rodriguez Guillermo and Gutierro Aduriz Ibon were the most productive, each with 3 documents deposited. The institutions Bespoke Bioscience (USA), Immunocore Holdings (United Kingdom) and Mountain Valley MD Holding (Canada) stood out, each holding 3 documents. In the documents analyzed, the most recurrent technological domain went beyond the "pharmaceutical" technological domain, which obtained 109 documents and others such as chemical, biological, electrical, micro and nanotechnology. Final Considerations: The results obtained by mining the data extracted from patent documents proved to be efficient and, can be useful as an effective tool to analyze, compare and monitor research and innovation activities in injectable oncology.

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