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Everything you see around you was once nothing more than an idea in someone else's head. So, if you think you've got a genius idea, be prepared to start inventing things and get to market them. It's not as hard as you think!
The best part about inventing new things is finding out which of your problems, or other people's problems you'd most like to solve. If you can find a problem that hasn't been solved, or a way to solve a problem better, you've hit upon something you may want to achieve,
You need to find out if there are people willing to buy your product, if someone else is making or selling similar products and if your product can beat all others.
This is why you need to write down everything you can think of that relates to (与……有关) your invention, from what it is and how it works to how you will make and market it. This is the. first step in patenting (获得专利权)your idea and keeping it from being stolen.
You can't just say you have invented something useful if you don't have a prototype (雏形). At this beginning stage, don't spend too much money. In fact, if it's possible to make a working prototype from cardboard or paper, that's totally fine. If you do require a more professional prototype, use a 3-D printing company, or find a factory that you can afford.
You could license somebody else to produce, use or sell your invention. It could be the easiest way to make money from it. If you're someone who is great at sales, who can manage people well and who enjoys taking risks, starting your own business may be a better choice.
A. There are two ways to get your product to market.
B. Inventing a product means one thing: solving a problem.
C. Once you've come up with an idea, it's time to do some research.
D. Now you need to get a prototype made so that you can test it.
E. You should protect your ideas and invention.