and strategy
from unstructured data.
VALUENEX is an AI-driven big data analytics and visualization company that combines proprietary algorithms, artificial intelligence, and expert data scientists to deliver actionable insights and AI proof-of-concept solutions for enterprises.
Services
We help you see what others can’t.
VALUENEX empowers companies to unlock knowledge and insight, shape strategy, and accelerate innovation through proprietary big data visualization and predictive analytics. Through our services, we help turn insight into opportunities.
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Why clients come to us
“ How do we identify and prioritize new business development opportunities? ”
“ Which startups offer synergy with our business, and with whom should we conduct a POC? ”
“ We need support ideating and deploying AI talent to build AI POCs. ”
“ We need an AI‑driven analytics tool flexible enough to accelerate our analysis. ”
“ We want a visual tool that improves communication across stakeholders. ”
How we solve it
Radar turns up to 200,000 documents (including research paper, patents, and startup data) into a single visual map — showing where competitors crowd and where the white space is, finding new opportunities at just a glance.
VALUENEX Radar stands on its own as a licensable analytics platform — but it's also the engine behind everything we do.
What that looks like
VALUENEX analysts pair directly with Radar's output — turning the map into a plan your team can act on, from new business leads to fully built AI proofs of concept.
Our Global Innovation Studio extends that bench with emerging talent from top universities.
Global Innovation Studio
THE RADAR
See what a patent landscape reveals.
VALUENEX Radar can be built from research papers, patents, startup data, news articles, social media posts, or any other unstructured text you already have.
What VALUENEX Radar Can Be Built From
A few examples of the data types we commonly map — research papers, patents, and startups are just a starting point.
Research Papers
- Early-stage science ahead of commercialization
- Signals of where breakthroughs are headed
Patents
- Technology trends
- White space opportunities
- Competitor R&D direction
- Freedom-to-operate risk
Startups
- Emerging players
- Disruptive technology signals
- Acquisition / partnership targets
THE DEMO
We mapped 12,415 AI × healthcare patents filed between 2011 and 2026 onto a single radar. Hover the highlighted regions to see what our analysis found in each area.

This demo uses patents only — VALUENEX Radar can also be built from news articles, social media posts, and other free-text sources.
Client Testimonials
Trusted by Industry Leaders.
“ We became more aware of the importance of examining things holistically. The radar is extremely free of bias, which has changed my awareness about issues I previously thought I was familiar with. ”
“ Otsuka values pioneering new markets that do not yet exist, which aligns with the idea of using VALUENEX's radar to identify white spaces. ”
“ We were able to objectively and visually understand our strengths and weaknesses. This made it easier to identify and propose new business areas to challenge. ”
CASE STUDIES
Real challenges. Proven results.
Explore real-world examples of how businesses transformed complex data into actionable insights with VALUENEX.
The Brain Visualized • A Novel Approach
The convoluted, wrinkly, and mysterious shape of the brain has boggled scientists and inspired wonderers for hundreds of years. While the advent of psychological and neurological studies have begun to demystify this gray matter, scientists have just barely skimmed the surface.
Navigating the Future of Energy
Earth is losing its oceans to acidification and its atmosphere to heat and chaos. In a passionate call to action, Carl Page, a serial Entrepreneur, co-founder of eGroups, and president & co-founder of the Anthropocene Institute, has shared insights and experiences with VALUENEX to couple his wisdom with data-driven knowledge.
Presentation on Quantum Computing Landscape
In the on-going race to develop quantum computers and services, which company has the best competitive strategy? Who has the advantage? How are they evolving? Where are the customers? A panoramic analysis of the field can give insights into this highly disruptive realm of the future.