Andrew W. Ludy

INVENTION DISCLOSURE

An Invention Disclosure must include the following:

Title of the Invention.

Inventor:

• Name.

• Postal Address.

• Email Address.

• Phone Number.

Co-Inventor(s) (if any):

• Name.

• Postal Address.

• Email Address.

• Phone Number.

Description of the Invention:

• Purpose-what is the invention used for?

• Drawings, sketches, or photos of the invention with parts labeled.

• Description of the Parts. Use the drawings to point out each part of the invention.

• What useful function the invention performs. How is the invention used?

What are the problems with currently available products similar to your invention, and how are those problems solved by the invention? 

• What advantages does the invention has over current technology?

• What novel features of the invention are different from the prior art?

• How do these features provide superior results?

Have you built and tested a prototype? If so, when? What were the results of testing the invention? (A prototype is not required to obtain a patent).

Results of Prior Art Patent Search, if any.

Has a patent application been filed that describes or shows this invention? (country, application number, date filed, patent number, date issued).

Have you sold a product based on the invention, offered it for sale, used it in public or commercially, or published a description of the invention? When and where?

 

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