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How to invent a product
How I did it: I just thought it up. And because I hate sratched screens because they are annoying and I really hate it!!!!!!! And I mean it, it is so annoying, really!
Lessons & tips: Nothing
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I am currently fabricating a medical tool..At the beginning I daydreamed about making loads of money through the invention..Now I just want to donate it to the hospitals …Not bcos of my generous nature but bcos only 20 hospitals in my country perform the surgery :)
For Tv’s & Computer’s screens keep on getting scratched and I’m tired of it and I want to make screen savers
I am really surprised that more people don’t have this goal. There must be similar ones hiding out there- maybe more specific. I have lots of ideas for products- but its hard to figure out which ones are worth pursuing. Eventually some version of my idea shows up in the marketplace- usually produced by some big manufacturer- which makes me feel like I would have been pushed out of biz quickly anyway. Still- its a form of creativity that feels like it ought to be expressed and acknowledged in the marketplace.
Everyone should be keep on thinking of something new & inovative so that each person will become an inventor & there will be some tremendous inventions will take place
Bringing it to market is hard. Thought I had a good one on my last go around. It was nothing earthshaking…bathroom vent covers. Ever broken one and go to Home Depot for a new one? No selection, right? All ugly, right? Nothing better and no alternatives, right? I figured “why not?” and drew up some up. Market research looked great. Competition was perfect for the little guy to slip in: only huge companies make ‘em. Market segment, suppliers and expertise all good to go. Did the artwork and made the prototypes. Ran it past the lawyer and he killed it. Get this: though it’s not electrical it works in conjunction with an electrical device. So if someone’s house burns down I can be held responsible. What are the odds, right? He put it this way, if they last 20 years, and you sell 10,000 a year, in the first year you have 10,000 “risk years”. In the second year, you have 10,000 NEW “risk years, plus last years “risk years”, or 20,000 risk years. In year 3, you have this years, last years, and the year before “risk years” or 60,000 “risk years”. Needless to say, in few short years (by chance alone) I’ll be sued out of business. And it would be even worse the more successful I was. Go figure. How does anybody make ANYTHING?


