Invent-Tech conducts discussion with manufacturer expressing advanced level of interest in fan accessory…
November 9th, 2006
Good evening, Juan C. Blanco, Invent-Tech’s Director of Product Licensing, checking in with an update on a busy Thursday for Invent-Tech and the Manufacturer Response Team. Earlier this afternoon, we engaged in serious telephone discussions with a manufacturer that had recently received detailed design information on a fan accessory from the Invent-Tech database. The company, which manufactures both on a “private label” basis for other companies as well as their own proprietary products, is considering doing further research on possible materials for the invention as well as possibly building a full prototype.
They have also expressed an interest in conducting at least one conference call with the inventor and Invent-Tech in order to obtain further insight into the possibilities for this invention. We are optimisitic about this company’s interest, as they are well established in the industry that our inventor’s product idea falls into. As customary, we will certainly keep you posted on any further positive developments with this situation here on the Invent-Tech Network.
Join us tomorrow for the latest!
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1. The Invent-Tech Network B&hellip | November 14th, 2006 at 10:54 pm
[…] The fan accessory is the same product idea that we initially reported on in a November 9th entry (”Invent-Tech conducts discussion with manufacturer expressing advanced level of interest in fan accessory…”). As we had mentioned in that posting, the manufacturer was possibly interested in exploring the potential of this product idea further. They confirmed their interest in doing some extensive research and development today in writing, and may possibly produce a prototype in the near future. The next step will be a conference call between the inventor, the manufacturer, and the Manufacturer Response Team representative handling this scenario, which will possibly take place later this week. As customary, we will bring you details on further developments here on the Invent-Tech Network. […]
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