If your goal is to license your invention to a company for ongoing royalty payments, you will more than likely need patent protection (at least a provisional patent application on file) and some form of prototype or design to showcase your idea. Depending on the complexity of your invention, developing physical prototypes can get costly for inventors. To increase their chances of success in presenting inventions, many inventors are turning ...
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If you're an inventor looking to patent and sell your idea, make sure you understand the 3 Step Inventor Process. Do you want to know how to get a patent? How to market your idea? We can help!
Your idea is valuable, and it deserves the best chance of success!
The 3 Step Inventor Process includes:
1. Research
2. Protect
3. Market
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We wish the German inventor of Soxies continued success, as he has recently signed a marketing deal for sales exposure in the U.S. Soxies are a supportive sock with an integrated ergonomic gel pad which helps to prevent feet from becoming sore and tired whether running, walking or standing.
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We wish continued sales success to Massachusetts inventor Karen and her husband Dean as they have recently signed a marketing deal for their Breezy Beach Anchors. The patented anchor clips are available in several fun shapes and designs. With removable stakes, the product adapts from securing your beach towel in the sand to clipping it onto a chair, as well as various other uses.
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Credit cards were invented in the early 1900s and have evolved into one of the most common payment methods for in-store and online purchases. The first iteration of a ‘credit card’ was called a “charge coin.” Charge coins were used from the late 19th century to the 1930s. They came in various shapes and sizes, constructed using copper, aluminum, and steel. Each charge coin usually had a little hole, enabling it ...
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The shop opened in 1830 and is still located at 53 New Oxford Street in London, England. The first patent for an umbrella was issued in 1969 when Bradford E Phillips, the owner of Totes Incorporated of Loveland, Ohio obtained a patent for his "working folding umbrella."
Invention of the umbrella or parasol dates back to Ancient Assyria, Greece, and China; however, the Chinese were the first to develop a waterproof ...
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If you are not familiar with the term “license”, think of it as a way of renting your invention as opposed to selling your invention.
If you are not in a position to develop, manufacture and sell your invention on your own, licensing could be a very good option for you to pursue.
A license agreement is when the inventor [licensor] agrees to let a third party [licensee] commercially use his or ...
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Congratulations to Robert, an Illinois carpenter who just secured a license agreement with a major North American manufacturer of vehicle aftermarket products. His patented invention, the “Tailgate Sawhorse” is a set of hardware which provides a convenient workspace on an opened tailgate of a truck. The company is moving forward quickly with further development and production, with the goal of debuting this product at the Aapex Show this November.
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We are proud to announce a marketing contract was recently signed for the Heat Maximizing Armbands. The product is designed to tone and lose inches from your upper arms during a training/workout routine. InventionHome wishes much continued success to the California maker of this fitness product.
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Congratulations to Canadian co-inventors Mathieu and Genevieve who recently inked a license agreement with a major retail supplier here in the US. The pair have worked for years to develop and patent a cutting-edge technology for their Cordless Hair Dryer. The company, who is working diligently to finalize production details, expects this product to be introduced early in 2019 if not sooner.
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