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Paul Cooper
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Patent Attorney Hello, my name is Paul (based in Redland Bay) and I am involved in the engineering profession here in Australia (mainly building products). If anyone is looking to get any patent work undertaken in Australia then I would recommend a chap called Robin Kelly of Protip Innovation I have just used him on a recent lodgement and I have found him to be very through in his understanding of the patent idea and of his dealings with me. Robin is somebody who uses his words skilfully and ensures that I fully understand the wording of the patent as he drafts it. |
Brian Brackee
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Selling inventions I have recently laid to rest my invention. Started the company, whent to market, then retreated without loosing that much money. I think there is a better way to get some new inventions out there. I want to put together a show to travel arround and simply market and sell our inventions. Anyone interested |
Andrew France
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The actual inventor of the bed In answer to redd349's post I can inform you that the widely regarded inventor of the first bed was a male called Alfonce Bedd. This gentleman was born in Poland in 1821 and is widely credited by historians in the area such as myself as the "Inventor" of the modern-day bed. Although he passed away in 1859 from pneumonia his legacy had already spread throughout most of East and Western Europe. |
Ela
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finding new invention ideas Just came across this website and i love the fact that it attracts so many like minded people. I recently wrote a page about coming up with new invention ideas, http://www.inventions-handbook...ideas.html which i think would be helpful for those of us with the "creative bug" that are not sure where to start. Looking forward to reading everyone's contributions E |
nazarene
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inquiry Hi, I am a programmer, I just want to ask if I want to sell My Invention, how much will it worth my invention is a interactive 3d application for a specific type of company it is focused on architectural firms and real estate companies. how much does it worth on your opinion? thanks |
Nazarene
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... nazarene, That is always the most difficult question. It always has a very subjective answer. It is truley worth whatever you can talk somone into believing. I would start with figuring out how much it would take a company to recreate what you have, then figure out how long it would take them. If you can deliver it faster, and at about 75% of what it would cost to reproduce it. I think you will be a fair price to expect. Provided it is something they need, and they like you allot. |
WChrouch
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Ex-Con comes up with 15,128 Ideas for Innovation from behind bars. How is it that someone can come up with thousands of Ideas from behind prison walls cant seem to get no help from people to help me get some of these Ideas started. I dont have the funds or knowledge of what to do and its like no one cares that i wanna change my life around. |
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