For learning, engineering and sales teams
Explain your company’s technology to every new hire.
Your patents already describe how your core technology works, in drawings and careful language almost nobody reads. PatentFilm turns them into short films and 10-minute explainers that walk through each invention, its figures and what the claims cover, so new people understand what the company built and why it’s different.
- Built from the published patent, so nothing confidential is needed
- Checked against the patent by people who write patents for a living
- You approve every script before production
- Optional company branding on the opening and closing
Where teams use them
From day one to the customer call.
New-hire onboarding
A short film per core patent shows new engineers what the company invented and how the pieces fit, before they open a single spec.
Sales and support training
Customer-facing teams learn to explain what makes the product different, in plain English, without overstating what the patents cover.
Your internal library
Each film comes with chapters and captions, so it slots into your learning platform or intranet next to the patent itself.
What a training film is, and isn’t
A film explains what a patent describes and claims, in plain language. It’s a teaching tool, not a legal opinion: it doesn’t say what a competitor may or may not do, and it isn’t a valuation. Where your team needs that, keep your counsel involved.
Want to see the starting point? Every US utility patent granted since about 2001 has a free 15-second trailer built from its real drawing.
Request a pilot
Start with the patents your company is built on.
Tell us a little about your team. A person replies within two business days with pilot details and pricing.
Recognizing your inventors instead? See the Inventor Recognition Program
Other ways to use a film
One patent, more than one audience.
A keepsake
Your invention, explained so the people you love finally get it. Premiere it at dinner and keep it for good.
Recognition
A film for every employee inventor: their contribution, their name, their invention. The modern grant-day award.
A pitch
Show investors, buyers and licensees what the patent covers in 60 seconds, then the detail in ten minutes.