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This question has already been answered into another thread. Irrespective of that if I add something that the Danny said, you can also license your idea of innovation.

Yes, this is a long debate. There is no possible answer to this dilemma. All these arguments have been made to researchers and they are finding a way to balance the knowledge sharing and intellectual property rights. hope that helps.

Yes, I totally agree with your stance on this. I have heard from my friend that 40-90% of patent innovations would not make it to the market, keeping it to them, not benefiting the society from their novel ideas. Only if they have shared the ideas publicly, someone might have adopted the innovation and made it public. Most of the innovation comes…[Read more]

Thank you, Maia, for guiding me to all these options. I will certainly look deep into it further for the right option.

Hi, Adam, informally you can ask from family and friends for financing. Formally, there are two types of financing available; debt and equity or the mixture of both. It can be provided by banks and individuals in the form of venture capital fund, business incubators, business angels, capital market options and bank financing. The decision to opt…[Read more]

Well said Angela, every inventor must see the possibility of making money from their invention right from the start.
Many inventors fall in love with their creation and lose sight of the fact that some times you need to abandon a failed project and move on.

Here is the information for IAA and their website.
The Inventors Association of Arizona (IAA) is a non-profit organization formed to educate, support and provide a centralized source of information for inventors at all levels.
The synergy of members’ knowledge and experience helps independent inventors navigate the challenging process of…[Read more]