Innovation search
Connect a product question with relevant research and patented innovations whose contributions deserve examination.
Portfolio / Research
Product
Spyris
Trace every output to the innovation that made it possible.
The company
Trace every output to the innovation that made it possible.
The Spyris Attribution Engine ensures outputs are traced back to the research, patented innovations, licenses, and inventors that made them possible. By connecting each output to its source innovations and rights, Spyris creates an auditable lineage for governance and directs recognition and royalties back into university and inventor ecosystems.
The problem it addresses
Research, patented innovation, and inventor contributions can become hard to trace as AI outputs move through development and commercialization.
Capabilities
What Spyris brings.
Attribution Engine
Preserve the relationship between outputs, enabling research, patents, licenses, and inventors.
Recognition and rights
Support auditable lineage and the agreement-dependent pathways through which royalties and recognition return to their sources.
Illustrative application
Spyris in context.
An organization needs to understand the research and patented innovations behind a product or output. The Spyris Attribution Engine connects source innovations, rights, inventors, and recognition pathways.
A practical starting point
- Identify the output or proposed product and collect evidence about its enabling innovations.
- Review source lineage alongside the permissions and agreements relevant to use.
- Carry attribution forward as the product changes and support recognition and royalty decisions with the resulting record.
What to evaluate
- Completeness and quality of source evidence
- Separation of attribution from permission to use
- Continuity of the innovation record through transition
The intended outcome
Innovation lineage that supports accountable use, attribution, and royalty pathways back to university and inventor ecosystems.
This application describes product direction and an evaluation approach, not a completed customer deployment or independently validated performance.
Inside the company
Products and research.
Intellectual property
Patents, licenses
and development.
US 10,042,928
Licensed patentPolicy Engine
US 8,069,483
Licensed patentWireless intrusion detection
US 7,895,659
Licensed patentInformation access security
US 10,191,998
Licensed patentGraph search data reduction
US 10,282,119
Licensed patentPairwise streaming combinations
US 9,754,020
Licensed patentWord pair relevancy
US 10,242,090
Licensed patentDocument-to-keyword relevancy
US 10,235,765
Licensed patentCamera fingerprint comparison
US 9,525,866
Licensed patentCamera fingerprint reconstruction
US 10,460,212
Licensed patentSource camera image binning
US 10,868,984
Licensed patentCamera fingerprint refinement
US 8,799,339
Licensed patentSAGA · set similarity
US 11,588,798
Licensed patentProtocol-Free Encrypting Device
US 9,812,836
Licensed patentReversible computation
Development program · individual inventions to be cataloged
In development · company-reportedSpyris–NSA derivative patent development
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Where the capabilities meet.
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