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Handbook
One: Introduction on How to Use The System
(8
PAGES) This
handbook gives you an introduction to the System
and a background on each of the handbooks. You are
told how to use the System effectively and prepare
to start your endeavor.
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Two: The Inventor's Guide to Innovation
(22
PAGES) The
Inventor's Guide to Innovation starts with the
conception of your idea. Then, using the
information in this handbook, you can determine
the practical and commercial potential of your
idea. In addition, this handbook describes the
proper documentation of your invention, and an
introduction to patents is provided. One of the
very basic questions for inventors is whether or
not their inventions can be patented. This
Handbook gives you the information and tools
necessary to answer that question.
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Three: Patent Searches
(19
PAGES)
Once you have determined whether your invention is
commercially viable and patentable, the next step
is conducting a patent search. In Patent
Searches, I show you how and where to conduct
a professional do-it-yourself search. By utilizing
the Internet and local resources, anyone can do
their own patent search in a minimal amount of
time.
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Four: Prototypes and Models
(24
PAGES) In Prototypes and Models, you'll
learn how to have a prototype of your invention
fabricated and properly tested. The information in
this handbook will assist you in deciding whether
to make a model or a working prototype of your
invention. Regardless of which option you choose,
this handbook will show you the steps needed to
reach your goal. Also included is information
concerning locating and communicating with a
draftsman who will create your blueprints. A
background to fabrication processes is also given.
Lastly, this handbook provides tips on preparing
for the demonstration of your product and
identifying prospective companies.
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Handbook
Five: Writing Your Patent
(52
PAGES) In Writing
Your Patent you are shown everything you need
to draft and file your own patent application. A
patent application is nothing more than a formal
report on your invention. A sample copy of a
patent application and all the basic forms you
will need are provided. The entire process is
described in simple and clear language.
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Six: Licensing & Commercial Realization
(11
PAGES) The final step of the invention process
is realizing the commercial potential of your
invention. This is described in handbook six, Licensing
& Commercial Realization. This handbook
provides tips on developing a persuasive and
polished presentation which will assist you in the
effective marketing of your invention. Background
information on licensing and royalties is also given
so you are fully prepared to negotiate with
prospective companies.
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