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My name is Robert Montgomery, founder of InventSAI. We are a company that helps everyday inventors, just like yourself, turn their ideas into reality.
You and your invention idea are unique. You deserve a company that treats you that way.
I've been helping inventors since the mid-1980s. The most important lesson that I share with every serious inventor that I talk to that wants to patent and market their idea is to develop a coordinated plan of attack that includes: Legal, Technical and Marketing
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"The best way to predict the future is to invent it"-Alan Kay
One day we received a call from an inventor who had an idea for a new product. She was wondering how she could get a Patten US in order to protect the idea and bring it to market. This journey started in the same way as many great things - someone saw a problem, figured out how to solve it, realized that they might have something worthwhile, and took the steps to make it happen.
Most people looking for a patent arent familiar with taking a product from concept to reality. The patent process is long and involved. But in the end, this is what turns an idea into something worthwhile. Fortunately, companies such as InventSAI (Small-entity American Inventors) specialize in leading first-time inventors through these steps.
The process for getting a patent starts with contacting an agency like InventSAI. Most ideas are just that at this point - ideas. However, when someone has something which they truly believe is worthwhile enough to start this process, its often a sign that there might be a good concept present.
At this point, an inventor is presented with the steps needed to patent their idea. Early stages include checking existing products in order to figure what makes the new invention unique. This inventor wisely hired a professional to check the existing USPTO database to make sure that no one had previously patented a similar invention.
Once all lights are green, the real process can begin and the idea really takes shape. All of the minutiae are hammered out. Detailed engineering occurs, artwork is prepared, and a Registered Patent Agent steps in to prepare all of the legal claims which become the legal protection for the product.
This particular inventor was lucky enough to take their idea, get that Patten US and come up with a pretty neat product. They were quick to point out, however, that they were surprised at all the steps involved, and glad that they had taken the time to do it right. We, of course, were quick to point out that a Patten US is more commonly referred to as a US Patentbut then again, thats what were here for.