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Company to take concept to product?
Hello group,
I have an idea for a hardware piece I would like to see come to fruition. Anyone have any suggestions on a company who can take a concept and make it happen?
Cheers,
Brian
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I would say get a good patent lawyer and patent it first, but that might be more trouble than its worth: http://www.startupsmart.com.au/intellectual-property/patent-attorneys-under-fire-over-crippling-fees/201201175095.html
Anyway, is it something that you can make at home? Depending on what it is, it might be worth trying to make some as just a weekend hobby, take them to craft markets, and see how they do.
Anyway, is it something that you can make at home? Depending on what it is, it might be worth trying to make some as just a weekend hobby, take them to craft markets, and see how they do.
Sally Smith