Ht Succeed As An Inventor

The author recounts his life in Russia, his decision to emigrate, his impressions of the United States, and the steps he followed to become a successful inventor.

India’s Aircraft Industry, despite having been formed as early as in December 1940 has been unable to meet the equipment needs of the aviation users, whether military or civil, in the country. As a consequence India imports all its aircraft needs from abroad. This situation needs to change. This book starts from an examination of the importance of aviation to the country both for military as well as or civil purposes. From here it goes on to trace the development of aviation in India. Then the book examines the Indian Aircraft Industry from studying the aircraft projects carried out by India. From these aircraft projects lessons and learning have been culled for use later in the book. Thereafter there are case studies carried out of the two leading airpower capability countries, the USA and erstwhile Soviet Union / Russia. There are also case studies of Brazil and China as these two countries were behind India in aviation in the 1950s but are globally competitive today, unlike India. The lessons and learning from the case studies are compiled and then used finally to develop possible models that could help make India’s aircraft industry globally competitive.

The road to licensing a profitable, innovative product or technology is riddled with curves, holes, and rocky cliffs. The President of the United Inventors Association shows inventors, innovators, and makers a better path towards monetizing your creations and how to avoid the get-rich-quick scammers. Every year, hundreds of thousands of eager inventors around the globe spend millions of dollars seeking assistance from inventor service companies and individuals claiming to be experts in the innovation and licensing fields, though their actual success rates are poor in relation to the dollar amounts they charge. The reality is, according to Inventors’ Digest™, while 78% of new inventors believe they will make over a million dollars with their inventions, less than 1% actually do. Marketers prey on this scenario for their own financial gain. In Inventor Confidential, inventor advocate Warren Tuttle tips the odds back in the investor’s favor, helping them: Gain a much broader picture of the many current challenges that inventors face these days. Understand the red flags to watch out for when individuals or companies charge up front for their coaching or help-to-market services. See how inventors can improve their odds of licensing success by following a thorough product development protocol, creating working prototypes, and filing U.S. patents. Get the insider perspective on how companies determine the quality of a product submission and if they want to work with the inventor. Learn the 30 steps to market if you want to go it alone. For anyone who has a great idea or invention and wants to monetize it but are not sure who to trust, Inventor Confidential will show them where to best spend their hard-earned money to maximize their odds for success.

Ideas, innovation and intellectual property create value in the new economy. This book is designed for the kiwi innovator, for individual inventors as well as small and medium sized businesses. INVENTORS' GUIDE TO SUCCESS has advice from New Zealand experts, and useful contacts within New Zealand who can really help make your idea a commercial reality. So, no matter what stage you are at in the commercialisation of your idea, this is the book that can help you make money from your ideas.

This book has been previously published in eBook form and is also a section found in the more comprehensive book titled: "Preparing Inventions for Marketing Success" and is being made available for readers interested in these chapters specifically (shown below). Written in easy-to-follow language, this resource offers opportunity for a well-rounded, general education that can help to instill a better level of confidence and knowledge to inventors of new products with potential for success in the marketplace. No one can promise positive outcomes to inventors but being well-armed with the right information can significantly increase the chances of success. CONTENTS: Chapter One: My Personal Invention Success Story Chapter Two: Marketing Your Own Invention Chapter Three: Patenting - Protecting Your Invention Chapter Four: Promoting Your Invention in the Market Place Chapter Five: The Advantages in "licensing" (Royalty Agreement) your Invention Chapter Six: Beware of Dishonest Invention Companies

Television and radio advertisements, magazine articles and books all purport to give inventors the tactics and access needed to get their invention to market. Why then do almost all inventors fail after spending $1,000's to succeed? The author, an industry insider and former licensing executive, has turned the process upside-down and definitively answers the question, "Why do most inventors fail?" In the process he debunks many commonly held myths like seeking patent protection early in the process and goes on to expose the deceptive sales practices of invention promotion companies and many patent attorneys. While some books detail the steps to get an invention to market, The Inventor Trap encourages readers to "Fail forward fast", by showing inventors low cost methods with high degrees of certainty to really know if their invention has a chance in the market place, while providing best practices for each step of the process from market viability, to patent protection, financing, and licensing or manufacturing. A crusader against deceptive invention industry practices, the book also shows inventors how to rate the quality of industry people they may be working with, how to find and work with only the best licensing agents and even how to get their money back if they've already been taken advantage of! The approach, emphasis, knowledge and tools in The Inventor Trap are unique to this book alone. This is, without a doubt, the single book every inventor should read before they make any serious investment of time or money into their invention.

"Tolchin mines the smartest brains in the field to create an essential book for novice inventors." —Barbara Corcoran, SHARK TANK The process of inventing and bringing a product into the marketplace is fraught with legal pitfalls, costly dead ends, confusing runarounds, and missed opportunities. Yet through the maze of hurdles to overcome, some seem to navigate the path to success without a worry. So what do these people know that the struggling inventor does not? They know enough to ask the right questions and find the appropriate resources they can count on. Luck may play a part, but having a team of experts to learn from will absolutely increase your odds of making it. Now, in Secrets of Successful Inventing, writer and importing professional Edith Tolchin has put together sixteen top experts who offer valuable information related to the various steps involved in bringing an invention to market. Ms. Tolchin has created an all-in-one guide that addresses the many critical issues that beginning inventors might never even consider. From prototyping to patenting, from licensing to marketing, each expert gives clear and practical advice to help inventors reach their goals. The book presents the chapters in a logical sequence that will allow the fledgling inventor to navigate the waters of product development. By following the steps offered and by heeding the words of these seasoned professionals, the reader will stand a better chance of avoiding pitfalls and finding success at journey’s end. Normally, novice inventors spend thousands of dollars attending lectures and workshops that they hope will prepare them for the challenges that lie ahead. In Secrets of Successful Inventing, Edith Tolchin provides a straightforward guide to the basics as well as a useful resource to take your idea to the next level.