Inventor Training Program
Training for Inventors creatives innovadores
The Only Hands-On Inventor Training Program—Designed to Turn Ideas into Winning Products.
Practical Training for Inventors
80% of inventors fail because they do not know the right steps to turn an idea into a product—and a product into a business.
Most inventors fail despite having great ideas.
Ingenuity, innovation, and a product’s competitive advantages are not enough to achieve success.
Misinformation and the lack of a specialized inventor training program make inventors easy targets for so-called experts who, instead of helping, jeopardize the inventor’s journey.
At Let´s Prototype, we have been working with inventors for more than a decade. Most come to us with excellent ideas but very little enthusiasm. Above all, they regret having taken long, ineffective, and costly paths.
This is not an academically styled inventor training program.
In sessions lasting just over two hours, I have distilled the most valuable insights from the experiences of the inventors I have met over the past decade.
Who Can Participate in Upcoming Sessions?
Who Is the Inventor Training Program For?
First-Time Inventors
- Inventors with a Great Idea Who Have Not Yet Taken the First Step
- Entrepreneurs Planning to Launch an E-Commerce Store or Sell on Amazon
- People with a Great Idea but Little Understanding of How to Monetize It
- People Who May Not Call Themselves Inventors but Are Curious About Innovation and Dream of Launching Their Own Product Someday
Inventors with Patents and/or Prototypes
- Inventors Who Have Already Taken the First Steps to Bring Their Idea to Life
- Inventors Who Have Secured a Utility Model, Patent, or Other Form of Protection but Have Become Stuck at This Stage
- Inventors Who Have Taken Initial Steps to Develop Their Ideas but Lack the Funding Needed to Move Forward
Companies or Innovation Departments
- Companies or Innovation Departments That Are Developing—or Planning to Develop—a New Product
- Innovation Directors Looking to Protect a New Product or Secure Funding for Its Development
- Executives Seeking to Understand the Process of Turning an Idea into a Product with a High Probability of Success
Inventor Training Program Structure:
The inventor training program is structured as a 2.5-hour session.
The inventor training program is delivered LIVE ONLINE—not prerecorded—so each edition has its own unique character.
Total Program Price: €580, Taxes Included.
Inventors who can provide proof of an existing project will receive a 100% discount.
In addition, participants will receive an explanatory guide covering the main concepts for inventors, provided in PDF format.
INVENTOR TRAINING PROGRAM CURRICULUM:
SESSION 1 — I HAVE AN IDEA. WHAT NOW? (Duration: 2.5 Hours)
Topics:
- A visual explanation of the process, from the initial idea to launching the product on the market. What should you do first? Why?
- How can I tell whether my idea is good? You will learn techniques that will help you assess the quality of your ideas. You will be able to determine whether it is worth investing the first euro—or not.
- When Should You Patent an Idea?
- How Can I Build a Strategy If I Have a Great Idea but NO Money to Launch It?
- Techniques for finding patents that are identical or similar to my invention.
- Practical examples. Success and failure stories drawn from Let´s Prototype’s professional experience.
SESSION 2 — I WANT TO SELL MY IDEA. HOW AND TO WHOM? (Duration: 2.5 Hours)
Topics:
- Business models for inventors. Definition of potential strategies and business models to monetize ideas.
- How much is a patent worth, and how can I sell it?
- What do I need to sell a patent?
- How can I secure funding to develop an invention?
- Alternative options when a patent cannot be made profitable.
- Take the plunge and get ready to sell your product.
A Preview of Our Inventor Training Program.
Avance de nuestra formación para Inventors
Still Have Questions?
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