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Former Rouse executive launches AI trademark platform Patentir
Erik Oskarsson, a former managing director at IP firm Rouse, has co-launched Patentir, a Stockholm-based AI platform that checks brand names against existing trademarks, forecasts approval chances and files applications with the EUIPO or USPTO. Co-founded with tech entrepreneur Viktor Lundberg, it starts with EU trademarks and monitors new filings for conflicts. It is funded by its founders and a Swedish family office.
Announcement (Global Legal Post) →
Key points
- Patentir searches for similar existing trademarks and uses AI to estimate the chances an application will succeed.Global Legal Post
- Users can file with the EUIPO or USPTO from an open area that does not require an account.Global Legal Post
- Account holders get portfolio management, automated prosecution and monitoring alerts for conflicting new marks.Global Legal Post
- Oskarsson, the CEO, said the platform combines machine learning, large language models and a database of more than 52 million vectors.Global Legal Post
- The founders and a Swedish family office have funded the company, which is exploring further financing.Global Legal Post