At IMMUNIS IP, we understand that Patent landscape/mapping provides a snapshot of the patent situation of a specific technology, either within a given country or region or globally. Mapping can inform policy discussions, strategic research planning or technology transfer. They may also be used to analyze the validity of patents based on data about their legal status. A patent Landscape begins with a state-of-the-art search for the relevant technology in selected patent databases. The search results are then analyzed to answer specific questions about, for example, patterns of patenting activity or of innovation. The results will be presented visually to assist understanding and conclusions or recommendations based on the empirical evidence provided.