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In this episode of Invent America, we dive deep into the real-world process of bringing a product to life. From Windsley Richard’s life-saving "SkyBridge" emergency exit system—inspired by airplane safety—to Wendi Short’s "Float No More," which solved a decade-long problem with hot tub relaxation, we explore the grit required to move from concept to commercialization.
We also sit down with industry expert Ian Osborne to discuss a critical turning point for every solo inventor: The Prototype. Do you go full-scale or start small? Ian breaks down the logic behind the proof-of-concept and why a 15x15 model can sometimes be more powerful than a multi-story demo.
Whether you're struggling with USPTO patent hurdles or looking for a licensing partner, this segment is a masterclass in staying the course.
Key Takeaways for Solo Inventors:
How to identify a "Surprise Market."
The transition from "Concept" to "Commercialization."
Why the Inventor’s Roundtable is your secret weapon.
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Invent America Podcasts with America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, and the Cajun Contractor, Michael King, Founder of HomeTalkUSA

Invent America Podcasts with America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, and the Cajun Contractor, Michael King, Founder of HomeTalkUSA

Invent America Podcasts with America's Inventor Lady, Rita Crompton, and the Cajun Contractor, Michael King, Founder of HomeTalkUSA