Greetings Expert, excellent video!!!, ok could you make a video that contains "experienced" companies that make prototypes!, for example: I live in Panama, (Latin America) and it is very difficult for those who live outside the United States to find out about companies that are reliable and responsible for making prototypes!!!... I thought about going to Invethelp, but after seeing many of their videos I don't know if it is a good idea to go to this type of companies!!!!
Hi Stephen! Thanks for this great video. I currently have a couple of prototypes being reviewed by companies; just sent them 2 weeks ago. After 18 months I'm still learning from your videos, and this one fitted with the step I'm in right now. In that case, I had to hand build the prototype to make the sell sheet and video. And for more complex ideas you really need a proof of concept. Hope this one works so I'm able to build those prototypes!
Nice!!! Good for you Louis! inventRight coach Ryan Diez just wrote up an awesome blog about avoid prototype pitfalls, check it out: www.inventright.com/help/blog/prototype-pitfalls-2
Priceless information Stephen! Seen lots of your videos and they still blow me away every time :) Love the idea of showing the prototype over zoom instead spending time and money shipping it to them, dangle the carrot ;)
What about a NDA's/ Non-Compete Agreements for the company building the protoype? one company agreed to the NDA but refuses to do a non-compete. I dont know exactly how that will affect me. I have provisional Patent. Will that protect me during the prototype process?
I have an idea, design, a researched business plan for the product and plans for marketing. Where do I find someone to build it and possibly manufacture it? Thanks.
Any advice on making an electronic prototype? For example if the prototype involves making sound through speakers and has on/off buttons etc but you have no electronic building experience - can the prototype be a nonfunctional piece but enough to show a company how to build???
You can file an inexpensive provisional patent application (PPA) to get in the game with some protection. Find out more here: ip.inventright.com/smartip/
So do you get the PPA before the pitch or after the pitch? In another video I was under the impression that you get the PPA before you share the idea/invention with anyone. It is mentioned in this video that after going through the pitch and discussions of what works or what doesn't, this process will help you with the PPA.
Your videos have been a godsend. Question: are there any companies you can recommend that can build a ergonomic hydraulic chair to my design specifications?
I would always file a US PPA before showing your product. We have students from around the world and that's what we advise. It's only $70. You can use our SmartIP software to write your PPA. ip.inventright.com/smartip/ -Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
@@inventRight thanks. But this USA PPA is valid just for USA? Because i"m in Milan, Italy. So this PPA is a way to protect the idea for around 1 year until someone want to produce it? Like students what do you mean? You have a online class?
I enjoy building prototypes,Stephen, but I spent too much time on a fairly complex product . I should have used InventRight’s Virtual Prototype first. Lesson learned…..
I need to build or have built a prototype. I’m not artfull at all! I’m stuck, i live outside of Little Rock Arkansas. Do I contact an engineer, and what kind?
Hello, my name is Miguel Diganchi. I am an Argentinian Computer Engineer, Software Architect, System Analyst, and Multiplatform Application Development Technician who loves to build digital solutions. One of my favorite things in the multiverse is designing and building user interfaces and business prototypes. What are you waiting for? If you are ready, we can start by walking to the future by creating your next digital company!
I Stephen, I love your videos! is it possible to make a prototype with Disney characters on it and sell them the Idea? (example) say you invented a cool lunchbox and put there Disney characters on it to try and sell them the idea. is this possible?
Hi Stephen! Ok I have a Idea for Big box stores and maybe Mom and Pop and definetley also internationally. But it is NOT for retail use. I work in a big box store and I Suggest my Solution At least once a day. It makes shopping customer friendly BUT in my opinion It is a Saftey issue for the stores. Stores that have a customer injury cost them approx $2,500 Minamum for ANY injury! I can create a prototype in 15 min from product in the store, So i think i can approach them to make my Idea. My big question is how do I come up with my Cut of the sales?. I believe these items will be needed to be replaced 2X per year, only 100 pieces per store. But Who knows maybe 3500 Big Box stores @ 100 pcs per store 2x per year = ???
Great question! Andrew is doing a live Q&A today at 4pm Pacific on our channel - that's a great time to get your question answered! ruclips.net/video/sPhNU0ZpoRM/видео.html
Always have a prototype ready. Because big companies can replicate your idea in a day where you alone will need months. They can always say "oh sorry we were just working on that exact same product". If you have no prototype don't even talk about it. For example I was building once a generator, it did not work in the end. But it took me 6 months to make it. Some metal industry would make it in a day with their staff. I have to disagree with you in this video, this is like the worst advice ever.
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Greetings Expert, excellent video!!!, ok could you make a video that contains "experienced" companies that make prototypes!, for example: I live in Panama, (Latin America) and it is very difficult for those who live outside the United States to find out about companies that are reliable and responsible for making prototypes!!!... I thought about going to Invethelp, but after seeing many of their videos I don't know if it is a good idea to go to this type of companies!!!!
Hi Stephen!
Thanks for this great video. I currently have a couple of prototypes being reviewed by companies; just sent them 2 weeks ago. After 18 months I'm still learning from your videos, and this one fitted with the step I'm in right now.
In that case, I had to hand build the prototype to make the sell sheet and video. And for more complex ideas you really need a proof of concept. Hope this one works so I'm able to build those prototypes!
Nice!!! Good for you Louis! inventRight coach Ryan Diez just wrote up an awesome blog about avoid prototype pitfalls, check it out: www.inventright.com/help/blog/prototype-pitfalls-2
May I ask how you figured out which companies to send your prototypes to?
Great video ☺️ and your information given, thank you so much .
Priceless information Stephen! Seen lots of your videos and they still blow me away every time :) Love the idea of showing the prototype over zoom instead spending time and money shipping it to them, dangle the carrot ;)
Hi Langer, I'm happy to hear you are enjoying the channel. Keep inventing and let us know if you need help. -Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
Very inspirational, thanks for sharing
Thanks for the kind words about Stephen's video. - Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
I have an idea for a medical plastic non -electronic product. Is there an company that you may recommend to built a prototype?
What about a NDA's/ Non-Compete Agreements for the company building the protoype? one company agreed to the NDA but refuses to do a non-compete. I dont know exactly how that will affect me. I have provisional Patent. Will that protect me during the prototype process?
I’m not a patent attorney, so I’m not giving legal advice. I have never used a NDA with a noncompete language.
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Do you have any recommendations on where I could get a prototype?
I have an idea, design, a researched business plan for the product and plans for marketing. Where do I find someone to build it and possibly manufacture it? Thanks.
Any advice on making an electronic prototype? For example if the prototype involves making sound through speakers and has on/off buttons etc but you have no electronic building experience - can the prototype be a nonfunctional piece but enough to show a company how to build???
Great video! What if i send out the prototype and dont have a patent on it jet? Could the company then just take the idea / prototype them self
You can file an inexpensive provisional patent application (PPA) to get in the game with some protection. Find out more here: ip.inventright.com/smartip/
So do you get the PPA before the pitch or after the pitch? In another video I was under the impression that you get the PPA before you share the idea/invention with anyone. It is mentioned in this video that after going through the pitch and discussions of what works or what doesn't, this process will help you with the PPA.
Your videos have been a godsend.
Question: are there any companies you can recommend that can build a ergonomic hydraulic chair to my design specifications?
Yes, we can recommend a prototyping firm. Give us a call: +1 (800) 701-7993
Thanks... So before show the prototipe to the company am i proteted if i we sigh just a NDA? (I"m from Italy)
I would always file a US PPA before showing your product. We have students from around the world and that's what we advise. It's only $70. You can use our SmartIP software to write your PPA. ip.inventright.com/smartip/ -Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
@@inventRight thanks. But this USA PPA is valid just for USA? Because i"m in Milan, Italy. So this PPA is a way to protect the idea for around 1 year until someone want to produce it? Like students what do you mean? You have a online class?
Who are “they”? The ones you show the cell sheet to?
I enjoy building prototypes,Stephen, but I spent too much time on a fairly complex product . I should have used InventRight’s Virtual Prototype first. Lesson learned…..
Thank you for sharing about what you've learned, Carey! Education and taking action are key to inventing success, so you're well on your way :)
I need to build or have built a prototype, but I’m not very art smart. I’m stuck!!!
I need to build or have built a prototype. I’m not artfull at all! I’m stuck, i live outside of Little Rock Arkansas. Do I contact an engineer, and what kind?
Hello, my name is Miguel Diganchi. I am an Argentinian Computer Engineer, Software Architect, System Analyst, and Multiplatform Application Development Technician who loves to build digital solutions.
One of my favorite things in the multiverse is designing and building user interfaces and business prototypes.
What are you waiting for? If you are ready, we can start by walking to the future by creating your next digital company!
Love your enthusiasm Miguel.- Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
@@inventRight Thank you very much! And congratulations for InventRight! It is just a beautiful product!
I Stephen, I love your videos! is it possible to make a prototype with Disney characters on it and sell them the Idea? (example) say you invented a cool lunchbox and put there Disney characters on it to try and sell them the idea. is this possible?
Also who do you recommend to have a prototype built?
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Hi Stephen!
Ok I have a Idea for Big box stores and maybe Mom and Pop and definetley also internationally. But it is NOT for retail use. I work in a big box store and I Suggest my Solution At least once a day. It makes shopping customer friendly BUT in my opinion It is a Saftey issue for the stores. Stores that have a customer injury cost them approx $2,500 Minamum for ANY injury! I can create a prototype in 15 min from product in the store, So i think i can approach them to make my Idea. My big question is how do I come up with my Cut of the sales?. I believe these items will be needed to be replaced 2X per year, only 100 pieces per store. But Who knows maybe 3500 Big Box stores @ 100 pcs per store 2x per year = ???
Great question! Andrew is doing a live Q&A today at 4pm Pacific on our channel - that's a great time to get your question answered! ruclips.net/video/sPhNU0ZpoRM/видео.html
I have a Prototype, and Video of it in Action, My Next step...? Can I Show People My Invention?
I would always file a PPA (Provisional Patent Application) before reaching out to companies. -Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
My Indian patent cannot be enforced in US without obtaining US patent which cannot be done now.I am looking for investors to make a prototype.
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I’ve emailed a lot of companies but non reply back, I’m I doing something wrong?
Yes. We can help. Get in touch with us: www.inventright.com/contact
@@inventRight how much do you charge to help with that?
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hey ohio art is in my county/where i graduated
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I have a bunch of ideas but i cant make anything
For many ideas a virtual prototype will do. We create those for our students all the time. -Andrew Krauss, inventRight Co-Founder
@@inventRight I got another problem...
I don't have a lap top
(Is there any age restrictions or something)
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Always have a prototype ready. Because big companies can replicate your idea in a day where you alone will need months. They can always say "oh sorry we were just working on that exact same product". If you have no prototype don't even talk about it. For example I was building once a generator, it did not work in the end. But it took me 6 months to make it. Some metal industry would make it in a day with their staff. I have to disagree with you in this video, this is like the worst advice ever.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot for the information 💖💖💖