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hi guys i`m new to the forum. i have an invention that id like to run with. ive done the drawing, not so good and a homemade prototype to get the gist of what im doing. how much does a prototype cost? also can anyone recommend a market research group that helps inventors get their ideas products for consumer feedback to see if the invention has legs to move forward?

Hi Mishshell,
Im the new sales manager for Wirelession Electronics, Ltd for USA. Our company does exactly what your describing and can help you turn your idea into a successful product and business. We combine engineering, manufacturing, supply, project management and business insight in one place, offering the resources to introduce new products to the market efficiently. I would be glad to help guide you in the right direction so feel free to send me a message at francisco@wirelession.com to discuss your needs.

If you already have the drawing in ProE or SolidWorks or similar format and protype it will definetly streamline the process, our engineers can help you find the most efficient solution regarding the materials and design. Then we can continue on developing and manufacturing a final prototype.

Will be looking forward in working with you and get your project/idea moving.

Best regards,
Francisco G.
Sales Manager - USA
Wirelession Electronics Ltd.
T: +1 (787) 630-8807
F: +1 (787) 748-4005
W: www.wirelession.com
Email: francisco@wirelession.com
Skype: francisco.guerrero.sv
 

Hi Mishshell

Congratulations on your invention. Are you ready for some real work?

Making money with your invention is not easy but it is possible.

Knowledge is power. The more you know the stronger you will be. I have over 30 years experience with prototypes and manufacturing.

Educate your self by reading the right books.

A word about patents. They are over rated. I  have met many inventors that have invested over $10,000 in a patent. They ran put of money before they bought a single nut or bolt



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Massive success to you.

Terry Cantwell

http://www.protect-new-idea.com

Assuming this is your first invention and there are going to be more, pay special interest to the marketing aspect. That will stand you in good stead in the future.