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How to Invent Something Great
If you are an aspiring Inventor, you may well have wondered how to invent something.
Well it's not as difficult as at first it might appear. Most Inventions come about because an Inventor sees a problem that needs fixing, or an opportunity that can be exploited. In the end for an Invention to be commercially successful, it needs to offer a solution to a problem or failing of existing technology.
From that start point, the process continues with a brainstorming phase, during which the inventor brainstorms and repeats the process relentlessly until they find the solution they are looking for. Now it's easy to say that we are relentless and will keep trying, but actually doing it can be a demoralising path to follow. So to successfully invent something you must be a believer, you must be absolutely certain that you will get there. A reporter once asked Thomas Edison, "How many times are you going to fail at creating the light bulb?" Mr. Edison replied, "Son, I haven't failed! I've simply discovered another way not to invent the light bulb!"
Once you have the basis of an idea, you need to draw how it works, and complete a technical design. From there you should look to create a working prototype. This is critical, because it is a big mistake to ask non commercial people to visualise how something may work once finished. It is a fact that the closer your invention gets to being as 'real' as possible, the more likely you are to sell it. So you can't do too much to bring it to life, because by doing that you give yourself the best chance of creating a real product from your idea.
The next part of the process is to seek qualified, expert legal advice to advise you on how to legally protect your invention, this may involve patents, trademarks, copyright and some other measures you might be advised to take.
Once you have protected your invention, you need to work out your route to market. This might be working with an invention agent who can help you to open doors you wouldn't otherwise get through, or it may even involve your going it alone and trying to sell a finished product yourself. https://sayok.org/elumine/members/cloverbed7/activity/457298/ , just remember, finishing your invention is often the easy part - selling it can be another story...
FAQ QUESTION 1:
What does InventHelp do?
FAQ ANSWER 1:
InventHelp helps you to package your ideas, gain a patent through their patent referral services, and submit your ideas to our over 9000 companies in their DataBank that have agreed to a confidentiality agreement to review their client’s invention ideas. These companies want to receive new ideas all the time and are looking for bright, fresh minds to engage with, and InventHelp is there to help with that. Tasks such as hiring a graphic illustrator, assembling lists of companies to present your ideas to, compiling a list of publications, submitting your ideas to companies, or creating a press release to send to publications, to name a few are some that you would have to perform on your own. These and more services that you, as the inventor, would need would cost more time, effort, and money than InventHelp’s fees combined, and the time that you would save.
FAQ QUESTION 2:
How does InventHelp work?
FAQ ANSWER 2:
InventHelp assists with your inventions in a number of ways. InventHelp helps you package your idea and market your idea to companies, and it also can refer you to a patent attorney. It doesn't matter if you only have an idea, InventHelp can help you at any stage of the invention process.
FAQ QUESTION 3:
How Can You Benefit From InventHelp?
FAQ ANSWER 3:
InventHelp can assist with all areas of your invention. You will be able to rely on the assistance and support of experts to help turn your idea into a reality.
InventHelp can provide guidance on the process; from patenting your idea to creating a prototype.
Here's my website: https://sayok.org/elumine/members/cloverbed7/activity/457298/
If you are an aspiring Inventor, you may well have wondered how to invent something.
Well it's not as difficult as at first it might appear. Most Inventions come about because an Inventor sees a problem that needs fixing, or an opportunity that can be exploited. In the end for an Invention to be commercially successful, it needs to offer a solution to a problem or failing of existing technology.
From that start point, the process continues with a brainstorming phase, during which the inventor brainstorms and repeats the process relentlessly until they find the solution they are looking for. Now it's easy to say that we are relentless and will keep trying, but actually doing it can be a demoralising path to follow. So to successfully invent something you must be a believer, you must be absolutely certain that you will get there. A reporter once asked Thomas Edison, "How many times are you going to fail at creating the light bulb?" Mr. Edison replied, "Son, I haven't failed! I've simply discovered another way not to invent the light bulb!"
Once you have the basis of an idea, you need to draw how it works, and complete a technical design. From there you should look to create a working prototype. This is critical, because it is a big mistake to ask non commercial people to visualise how something may work once finished. It is a fact that the closer your invention gets to being as 'real' as possible, the more likely you are to sell it. So you can't do too much to bring it to life, because by doing that you give yourself the best chance of creating a real product from your idea.
The next part of the process is to seek qualified, expert legal advice to advise you on how to legally protect your invention, this may involve patents, trademarks, copyright and some other measures you might be advised to take.
Once you have protected your invention, you need to work out your route to market. This might be working with an invention agent who can help you to open doors you wouldn't otherwise get through, or it may even involve your going it alone and trying to sell a finished product yourself. https://sayok.org/elumine/members/cloverbed7/activity/457298/ , just remember, finishing your invention is often the easy part - selling it can be another story...
FAQ QUESTION 1:
What does InventHelp do?
FAQ ANSWER 1:
InventHelp helps you to package your ideas, gain a patent through their patent referral services, and submit your ideas to our over 9000 companies in their DataBank that have agreed to a confidentiality agreement to review their client’s invention ideas. These companies want to receive new ideas all the time and are looking for bright, fresh minds to engage with, and InventHelp is there to help with that. Tasks such as hiring a graphic illustrator, assembling lists of companies to present your ideas to, compiling a list of publications, submitting your ideas to companies, or creating a press release to send to publications, to name a few are some that you would have to perform on your own. These and more services that you, as the inventor, would need would cost more time, effort, and money than InventHelp’s fees combined, and the time that you would save.
FAQ QUESTION 2:
How does InventHelp work?
FAQ ANSWER 2:
InventHelp assists with your inventions in a number of ways. InventHelp helps you package your idea and market your idea to companies, and it also can refer you to a patent attorney. It doesn't matter if you only have an idea, InventHelp can help you at any stage of the invention process.
FAQ QUESTION 3:
How Can You Benefit From InventHelp?
FAQ ANSWER 3:
InventHelp can assist with all areas of your invention. You will be able to rely on the assistance and support of experts to help turn your idea into a reality.
InventHelp can provide guidance on the process; from patenting your idea to creating a prototype.
Here's my website: https://sayok.org/elumine/members/cloverbed7/activity/457298/
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