[December 1, 2025] Global legal tech startup Patenty.ai is officially launching its patent specification automated drafting and workflow management service.
Patenty.AI fundamentally changes how patent attorneys work. It is designed to dramatically cut the time spent on drafting patent specifications—which previously took an average of over four days—to less than one day (8 hours), achieving a 75% reduction in the patent attorney's work time.
AI Collaboration Editor: Adopts the 'Human-In-The-Loop' approach, where the expert interacts with the AI to finalize the output.
Precise In-line Editing: Moving beyond simple text generation, it offers 'In-line editing' technology. By simply dragging the mouse to indicate the desired revision, the AI analyzes the context and refines only that specific phrase accurately.
Rapid Result Generation: By just inputting invention data, users can quickly obtain high-quality results, including the draft scope of claims, specification, automatic drawing generation, and terminology review.
Differentiating itself from North America-centric solutions, Patenty.AI is equipped with 'Native AI' trained on patent office data from the IP5 (including Korea, China, and Japan). This resolves the linguistic barriers in the Asian market and allows for easy conversion of domestic specifications into formats suitable for foreign filings matching each country's requirements.
CEO Sangmin Lee stated, "Patenty.AI is an AI partner that gives patent attorneys their time back, allowing them to reduce repetitive tasks and focus on high-value strategy development," adding his ambition to grow the company into "a global IP Intelligence platform representing Asia, starting with the Korea, China, and Japan markets."
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