NUS Enterprise unveils AI platform to speed up tech commercialisation

The initiative comes as it rebrands as NUSX.

NUS Enterprise has launched Nova, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered platform designed to cut the time needed to assess and commercialise university research from weeks to minutes.

The platform can analyse a granted patent, assess its licensing potential against market evidence, rank prospective licensees based on fit, and draft proposals for potential partners.

Nova draws on more than 20,000 NUS patents and invention disclosures, 9,000 research projects, and 11,000 inventors. It was developed with AI infrastructure company Zima Labs.

The initiative comes as NUS Enterprise rebrands as NUSX.

Moreover, it plans to extend its overseas presence beyond Silicon Valley to Munich and Shanghai, with ventures expected to target international markets from an earlier stage.

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