The Practical INVENTOR
The Practical Inventor is a powerful, fun, and engaging kit that guides the inventor step-by-step through the SIMPLE process of developing your idea into a successful product.
Select Your Best Idea
Build Prototypes on a Budget
Protect Your Ideas
Properly Document Your Ideas
Evaluate Product Feasibility
Sequence
Put your product development in synchronization with your business development. Have a Strategy with the steps to accomplish it.
Investigate
Find out if your idea really is valid and what it is worth before spending much time and money on it.
Managed Approach
Plan and budget to spend only what you need, when you need to.
Prototype
Build the appropriate prototypes when needed.
Launch
You don’t make money until you sell something and your idea is only has value if people will buy it. Get you patents now and go sell something.
Launch
You don’t make money until you sell something and your idea is only has value if people will buy it. Get you patents now and go sell something.
The Practical Inventor Kit
The Practical Inventor Kit is an action oriented, hands on manual that takes 30 years of experience and condenses it into a practical, step by step approach that helps inventors move their idea forward from concept to a revenue generating product with the least amount of time and expense. If you are an inventor with an idea and want to move it forward, this manual is for you. Learn about sequencing your development so that you are only spending the money you need to, at the right time and for the best results. Learn how to build a prototype without spending thousands of dollars.
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This is a hands-on manual intended for the individual inventor to assist them in developing their product idea on a budget. The manual is loaded with practical application oriented information and exercises that include:
Project selection
Feasibility analysis
Technology search and benchmarks
Building prototypes with examples and specific steps
IP strategy and selection
Proper documentation methods
Turning your idea into profits
Included in the kit is:
Inventor’s Manual
Design journal
Workbook
CD with the exercises
3 ring binder to organize your project
Veritek EMP can help you take an idea to a viable product.
The diagram is a picture of the general process of moving from an idea to a product. This includes evaluating the idea and methods of protecting the idea as intellectual property.
Please scroll down to see more detail for each of the boxes. This self-help method should allow you to perform a significant amount of work on your idea or invention before needing to pay someone to help you.
Please use this information, share it with your friends, and when you are ready, contact us. We will be delighted to help you further.
So you have an idea, now what?
You have an idea for a product or service – GREAT. However, many people have great ideas but they never go beyond that point for various reasons. Click here and learn how to get started with your idea.
Documenting Your Idea
If you have an idea worth pursuing, or even talking about. The idea should be properly documented. This is cheap protection for whatever method of protecting your idea. Remember, this journal should capture your idea, development work, meetings and discussions, other related information you find along the way. The journal provides a full documentary (story) of your idea and will be invaluable later. This is a good sized file (1.3 mb) so it may take a couple minutes to load.
Non-Disclosure
Once your idea is well documented (previous step), you can more safely discuss it with other people. However, to provide the most protection, you should have the company or person you will be discussing the your idea with, sign a nondisclosure agreement. Be careful, even with the nondisclosure agreement the integrity of your idea is your ability to fight for it in court if someone steals your idea. Because of this, the best protection for your idea is working with someone you know has the integrity to maintain your propriety. If you decide to move forward with Veritek EMP, we will require that your idea is fully documented and a nondisclosure agreement is signed and in the possession of both parties. You may supply your own nondisclosure, or you can download the Veritek Nondisclosure Agreement, complete your sections and mail or fax it back for our signature. Our contact information is on the bottom of the home page.
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Evaluate Your Idea for Feasibility
This is a hard step. It is the point where you need to honestly look at your idea to see if it might actually work or be sellable. Sometimes, it is necessary to build a concept feasibility prototype to evaluate the idea. The prototype at this stage is usually pretty crude, duct tape and foamcore level or breadboarded circuits. It is the most basic level just to prove the technology of your idea could work. Beyond that, does it make good business sense.
Design and Build Prototypes
This is the point where you need to build a prototype of a product to demonstrate the idea. Some ideas don’t need prototypes but when it is a product idea and you are trying to get funding or just move to the next level on your product development process, the purpose is the same – show a product rather than try to explain it.
Patent It
A patent can be a costly endeavor. However, if your idea has made it to this step and you have determined that this is the direction to head. We can help you start in the patent preparation and help you to find a competent patent attorney in your area. We recommend using patent attorneys becasue they specialize in this arena and you will get the best patent following this path.
Move to an incubator
An incubator is a company that helps inventors and startup companies develop and grow their business. Focus, accounting, managment, structure, strategic planning, manufacturing, quality, marketing, distribution, and customer service are a few of the areas of expertise that an incubator company can bring to the table. Of course, developed, mature companies do not need an incubator but if you are a startup company, this can be the difference between success and failure.
The Practical Inventor’s Starter Kit
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You don’t have to spend large amounts of money to develop your ideas, get a patent, or have a prototype to show investors.
Imagine...
...getting low cost coaching on patents and protecting your ideas from experts with 26 years experience. The difference is you do the legwork instead of paying someone else.
Imagine...
...if you could have a 3D virtual prototype to view and scrutinize quickly and at a low cost before spending money making parts that may or may not work like you want?
Imagine...
...if you could have an actual working prototype quickly and at a reasonable cost that not only looks like a production unit but also is designed, documented, and ready for production launch.
If you can imagine these things, contact us today and let’s imagine this together.
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American Inventor’s Protection Act of 1999
We are not an invention submission or evaluation company. Veritek, LLC is an engineering company engaged in the primary business of design and building prototypes and providing the assistance to launch production. If you wish to hire us to evaluate your invention, we are glad to provide the information to you, for you to properly evaluate your invention on your own.
Please also look at the section on this website talking about if you have an idea, what so do you do? There is free information in that section.
Also, there is a free Non-Disclosure form for you to download and use. If you want to talk to us about your invention, we will require having a signed copy of this Non-Disclosure form and that you have proper documentation of your invention.
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