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How to patent very cheap? - Connor - 04-08-2014 08:42 PM
I have had an idea for a while for a inovation in style and automobiles area and i need a way to patent or at least prove i have the idea i am a high schooler and get little money so the cheapest way possible or free is best please leave a link or a personal answer thank you
- Jake - 04-08-2014 08:44 PM
Writing a patent application is fairly challenging, most people employ a lawyer or specialists, I see invention assistance services that charge a couple of grand to help with prototyping and getting a patent. The first step is a comprehensive search of existing patents to make sure your idea is indeed unique, computers have made that process far simpler than the old days, sorry as some professional inventors will tell you, a good idea alone is a dime a dozen, to get a patent you typically need a working model of a unique application of technology.
Learn more at the U.S. patent office http://patft.uspto.gov/
- Carlos - 04-08-2014 08:48 PM
Before you start telling everybody about your invention, make sure they sign a NDA or Non Disclosure Agreement. Also, the cheapest way to file for a patent (I did it years ago), is by filing for a Provisional Patent. It gives you the protection for about one year, plus it costs about $500. I did this when I invented a baby safety product. Plus, it gives you the opportunity to test your invention, if it doesn'twork, then you didn't spend the thousands that a regular patent costs.
Just enter those words in a search engine to get more info about Provisional Patents. As well, you could hire a patent agent, which is much less than a patent attorney to file this provisional patent for you.
- Rais - 04-08-2014 08:57 PM
Rapid prototype company always provides best services . A master sample is first made by either SLA or CNC machining processes.