Take Our Four Easy Steps to Patent Your Idea
For the first time ever it is possible for inventors to go to a ONE STOP SHOP in regard to getting Patent Protection for a FINAL Manufactured product or prototype
This has been made possible by our rapid prototyping facilities which can take instructions from an inventor who only has a crude prototype or drawing, aided with our expert engineering staff, to produce the final manufactured product.
This has the huge advantage in that final product specifications can now be forwarded to manufacturers in China or other appropriate manufacturing companies.
By using the 4 Steps (below), you can benefit from our ONE STOP SHOP
when you're ready to patent your idea !!
Step 2 If your invention appears to be novel as a result of the STEP 1 Search,
then an appropriate prototype for manufacture can be designed in consultation
with our Sister Company PROTOCORP.
Step 3 Once the design of the final manufactured product or prototype has been
created, this will enable such prototype or product to be rapidly manufactured
on a large scale in China or elsewhere
The 4 steps above can be carried out in conjunction with your own patent attorney, or in consultation with our own resident IP Consultant Robin Kelly (Pictured)
Robin is a registered Patent and Trademark Attorney, formerly Senior Partner with the firms Cullen and Co and Fisher, Adams Kelly.
If you do not already have a patent attorney, Robin can arrange for the patent application to be filed. Robin has 40 years experience in the innovation field and this can make the difference in getting your idears to the marketplace.
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Step 4 This will enable a patent application to be filed based on the final
manufactured product, and NOT in accordance with the original prototype
or drawing.
Step 4 has the overwhelming advantage that only ONE patent application is filed and that is in respect of the FINAL manufactured product,
whereas patent applications which only covered the original concept and which often have to be supplemented – by additional patent applications to cover the final manufactured product – are now avoided, thus saving needless expense.
Robin T Kelly
B.Sc FIPAA
Registered Patent and Trade Mark Attorney
Managing Director
ProtIP Innovation Pty. Ltd.
Intellectual Property Consultant
