Here are a few things that I have learned from the reading. Need a supply and a
demand. Not mater how good you think your idea is, it doesn’t matter if other
people will not buy it. It is also very important to get a working prototype. I
believe this is possible for my invention. This will allow the product to be
used and therefore judged for both what works well as well as what can be improved.
Also, when companies are looking at a product they want to see a feasible thing
and not just an idea. To produce a prototype can be homemade or you can pay for
someone to do it for your. I also have been reading about how after he let out
his idea about the AB roller nearly 17 companies copied him because he did not
have a patent. However, secret #9 talks about how you can protect your
invention even without a patent. One of the best ways to do that is to sign an
NDA or Non Discloser Agreement. However, it is also very important to research
other patents to make sure that your invention does not interfere with another
person or companies product. After you have a general idea of what your product
will look like a final sketch of the product and its dimension is very
important especially when you want to have this product be made in larger bulk
it is very important to have a detailed and accurate sketch made.
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