TeamPatent, a National Science Foundation startup,
has been tapped by the United States Patent and Trademark Office
(USPTO) to provide core technology in a landmark redesign of its
entire examination system. The system provides dynamic
semantic processing atop a browser-based, collaborative,
multimedia editor. It's designed for authoring and reviewing
highly technical, highly cross-referenced, highly annotated
documents. The resultant document provides enhanced
impact on recipients because interrelationships between
components, even those spanning text and drawings, may be easily
explored.
Longer-term, these editing and browsing technologies can become
the basis for a constellation of domain-specific document
editors that could be an important part of the future of Office
2.0. |
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Front-end Developer |
Intrigued by dynamic semantic processing and love what you can do with JavaScript?
Help us extend our responsive, semantically-aware client-side editor alongside a fellow
who maintains two of the most complex widgets in the Dojo
open-source universe. |
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Back-end Developer |
Working with a open-source stack (Python,
PostgreSQL, Redis, and many more) help develop efficient
collaborative editing technologies that deliver innovative
reviewing and privacy capabilities while supporting scalable,
real-time entity resolutions. |
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