Deepinvent offers its platform to users for 2 weeks for free to have inventors worldwide tackle societal level problems in the world’s first open-source inventathon for good.

Launched in open beta, providing end-to-end innovation and engineering including patent drafts.

Antler invested their maximum check size of $500k as our first money in.

-Amazon Lab 126 robotics engineer uses the system to see if it can generate a Kindle -System provides a speed reading application optimized for augmented reality glasses which uses Rapid Serial Visual Presentation to enhance reading speed. -Engineer inputs the provisional patent draft into Cursor, receives functional AR glasses application in 45 minutes. User testing with over 20 people demonstrates it doubles reading speed in 100% of users and triples reading speed in over 70% of users instantly.

System performance evaluation rubric criteria were consistently saturated by product performance, so the system was given its own architecture for the first time. In 30 minutes, it generated a description for an architecture that only existed in handwritten notes generated over 8 months of intensive research within a cross-disciplinary team of scientists. The team filed the patent thereafter and began Deepinvent.

Marcus sought to help a company he was advising with raising capital. They did not have any IP on file, and Marcus volunteered to help them get some of their IP filed. He recognized that it could take as long to file several patents as it took to build an AI that could do the work, so he started creating an AI that could document existing IP with basic descriptions. The first form of Deepinvent generated 3 patent drafts for the founder, resulting in a successful capital raise.