Emanus

Future-proof your ideas with patent protection.

At Emanus, we help entrepreneurs and innovators boost business growth by seamlessly acquiring patents to protect your ideas from theft.

We Make Every Idea Count

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Protect your ideas and secure markets- before someone else does.

Did you know that only 55% of the applications are granted instant protection by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office?

How do you ensure yours will be among them? Acquiring patents is a complex task requiring exacting research and evaluation.

But, when you follow a tried-and-tested strategy with the right experts by your side, you get to tap into the benefits of a patented invention without the stress.

Strong patents can propel your business with:

At Emanus, we make sure you acquire patent protection that broadly covers valuable and viable product features.

Get started today by discussing your ideas and executing our confidentiality agreement.

Trusted By Global Leaders In Innovation

Here’s how Emanus can help you

Shaping the future of innovation

With over 25 years of experience, we help our clients protect and commercialize their ideas with a proven blueprint.

Holistic & personalized coaching approach

Cost-effective solutions

A deep passion for promoting innovation

Transparent & seamless patent services

Client-centric approach

Guiding you beyond patents

Hear it from them!

We work with varied types of ideas and innovations including medical devices, manufactured items, hardware/software systems, etc. using design and utility patents across a wide range of industries. Book a free consultation call to discuss your patent ideas!

Acquire rock-solid patent protection for your idea

U.S. Patent law and patent offices across the world favor the first application filed.
So, if you have an idea, act right now to avoid the risks of losing it to your competitors.

At Emanus, we make every idea count with our streamlined and swift patent filing processes that are on par with the top patent law firms in the USA.

Send us your patent ideas and arrange a free consultation call with our experts to get started!

If you prefer, you can execute our confidentiality agreement before you disclose your interests.

FAQ’s

A patent is a legal protection granted to your invention that eliminates the risk of losing your invention to your competitors. It’s the ultimate way to secure your invention and enjoy a monopoly over commercial exploitation for a term of 20 years. It restricts others from developing and selling your invention and empowers you with exclusive rights to produce, develop, license, and sell.

There are different types of patents granted for a wide range of inventions. The most common ones are design patents, utility patents and plant patents.

If your invention is novel and satisfies patentability and non-infringement of others rights (“Freedom-to-Operate”) criteria, you are legally free to move ahead with product development and marketing. However, when you start marketing without patent protection, you take the expensive risk of losing your invention to your competitors. You will not have any rights over your invention and others will be able to copy your idea without any consequences.

Your invention must be novel, non-obvious, useful and satisfy every other requirement laid down by worldwide patent law. It is important that your invention idea undergoes a thorough patentability search before proceeding with the patent application process to avoid infringing the rights of other patent owners and understanding the value of your ideas.

While the law permits you to write and file a patent application on your own, it’s a tedious process involving many intricacies. It’s always recommended to get professional help from a registered patent agent or attorney.

A provisional patent provides a priority date for your invention idea, and is a temporary protection of your invention. It gives you one year to test, build and perfect your invention. It is in no way a substitute for a non-provisional or regular patent but oftentimes, the best way to get started with the patenting and product development process.