Inventor Help for Patenting, Prototyping, and Licensing your Invention Ideas

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[ImbentongBentongTrimond]

I`m currently in a mission to rewatch all 125 of these Q&As, it`s been fruitful for my education so far <3

[levimoberly]

Got many new ideas, can’t wait for what the future holds.

[keepitreal]

Regarding ppa it doesn't seem like it sticks especially if it's fill in the blanks from smart ip . If a company is interested wouldn't they look at the ppa that was filed? And if it wasn't really detailed by a professional and just someone who tried it for the first time and got a # . Not as easy as it's portrayed lots of time invested with possible snags when you finally get to the contract.

[joseplaza]

All the views because of the Shark Tank 14th season premiere