patent-assignee-check
Discover all spelling variations and official assignee names for a company in patent databases. Use when verifying how a company name appears across patents (e.g., 'Google Inc.' vs 'Google LLC' vs 'Alphabet Inc.') to ensure comprehensive patent searches by capturing all name variations.
安装与使用
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Patent Assignee Check
Check assignee name variations and verify the correct assignee name used in patent databases.
Purpose
Identify spelling variations and official assignee names for a given company in patent databases. This helps ensure comprehensive patent searches by capturing all name variations.
MCP Tool
Uses search_patents MCP tool provided by google-patent-cli.
Usage
Search for patents by assignee to find name variations, then use Cypher to analyze:
patent_assignee_check({
company_name: "Toyota",
country: "JP"
})
# Returns dataset name like "search-abc123"
# Then query with execute_cypher to find variations:
execute_cypher({
dataset: "search-abc123",
query: "MATCH (p:Patent) RETURN p.assignee, count(*) ORDER BY count(*) DESC"
})
Parameters
-
company_name(string, required): Company name to check for variations -
country(string, optional): Filter by country code (JP, US, CN) -
limit(number, optional): Maximum results (default: 100)
Common Variations
Typical assignee name variations include:
- Legal form changes: Inc. → LLC, Ltd. → Co., Ltd.
- Mergers/Acquisitions: Old company names vs new parent company names
- Spelling differences: Brackets, commas, abbreviations
- Subsidiaries: Parent company vs subsidiary names
Integration with Patent Search
After identifying assignee variations, use them in patent-search:
# Search with multiple assignee variations
patent_search({
assignee: "Google LLC",
country: "US"
})
使用示例
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- 收录时间
- 2026-03-11
- 索引更新时间
- 2026-03-11
- Branch
- main
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