Working with an industrial designer before registering a patent

1. Patent development is a complex process that combines the design and planning of the technological, engineering, design, financial, and marketing values of each idea. Patent registration serves as a legal means of protecting the idea or product from potential infringers. A patent relies on content and verbal design—a detailed explanation of the invention and, at the same time, drawings of the product in its parts, together and separately, along with an accurate and detailed explanation that integrates with the verbal content in front of each drawing. If for an idea or product there is no complete design development, it does not actually have the most important parameter for the patent.

2. Developing a product or idea before registering a patent is a must! This makes it possible to get the idea into the market faster and helps raise investments and attract investors more easily.

3. Working with an industrial designer makes it possible to test the idea or product through thorough theoretical and practical market examination, that is, testing assemblies, specifications, and competitors at all levels. They can be modified and upgraded according to feedback from the market and check how the details change according to consumer requirements and needs.

4. Organized work with an industrial designer makes it possible to build a real brand from the product with which consumers can identify—a brand that can become a leading player in the market.

Developing a product, idea, or patent with an industrial designer before registering a patent provides many advantages, including the possibility of getting the idea to market faster, testing it in practice, correcting it quickly, and building a leading and winning brand. Registering a patent without developing the idea with a designer is a mistake that will be very expensive down the road.