Reverse Engineering

What is reverse engineering?

Reverse Engineering is a method by which an object is deconstructed for exploring its design, architecture, code and components. It is done to get the information about the components used in making the object. It can be applied to hardware, software and even to plant or animal DNA.

Copperpod helps attorneys dig deep into technology products and find evidence of patent infringement through reverse engineering, product testing and network packet capture. Our reverse engineering and network captures have been relied upon by leading trial attorneys for negotiating over a dozen settlements and royalty agreements on behalf of technology clients.

Read our article on "Reverse Engineering and the Law" to minimize legal risks.

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Know more about our Reverse Engineering (RE) services:

Copperpod helps attorneys evaluate patent infringement and uncover hard-to-find evidence of use through public documentation research, product testing and reverse engineering, including reverse engineering techniques outlined above. Please contact us at info@copperpodip.com to know more about our reverse engineering capabilities.