FIBRES Foresight Agents offer a new way to start your foresight project or kick-start continuous foresight work on a new topic.
Specify your research needs, review your tailored horizon-scanning plan, and let our AI agents conduct deep-dive research across 200,000+ high-quality global sources.
Get a custom-built foresight radar backed buy hundreds of relevant signals in less than an hour.
Start with a link, an image, a video, or an idea.
Lightning-quick trend draft generation based on your own topics.
Add new signals by clipping news articles and web pages.
Create signals and trends from image and video.
Create signals and trends by extracting text from PDF files.
Bring automated inputs from your favourite sources.
Import findings from an internal discussion channel.
Import findings from RSS feeds, news sites, and open databases.
Import findings from commercial data providers.
Cluster your findings with linkages. Get intelligent suggestions of new linkages.
Link your findings with one another.
Benefit from AI-powered linkage suggestions.
Explore your findings visually with the Network.
Structure your findings into Signals, Signal Clusters, Trends, and Megatrends.
Assess your findings in collaboration with others.
Assess your findings with criteria relevant to you.
Conduct polls for crowdsourced knowledge.
Create trend radars for different purposes. Position your findings on your radars.
Choose the names and number of all axes on your Radar.
Get multiple Radars to match your trend radar needs.
Need a trend summary for a particular topic? Hand pick your findings into a Collection.
Use Collections to address any strategic question.
Use Collections to compile data and summaries for specific purposes.
Export your findings as ppt slides to share your findings and create trend reports.
Export your findings as Powerpoint slides.
Export your findings as a CSV file.
Embed your Radar in another tool or website.
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