MCE123 Technology Development FAQs

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This sub-category of the Frequently Asked Questions section of the MCE123 Blog pertains to FAQs regarding MCE123 Technology Development.

List of articles in category MCE123 Technology Development FAQs
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Why Do You Come Up With These Concepts? We really don't know. Maybe it's frustration that the world isn't moving fast enough. Maybe it's an intention to become Trillionaires. Maybe it's an intention to improve the world. Perhaps we're just bored, or we have an ego that we think we can design better technologies than other firms, or improve upon existing technologies in ways that were not previously predicted. Maybe it's all of the above. We really don't spend time over-analyzing our intentions behind what we do - we just do it, and we do it well.
Why Is MCE123 Entitled To These Invention Concepts? We don't decide whether or not we have the precedent for any specific technology concept. There may be cases where the technology has been developed by someone else, in the past, before us, and they own the rights to the technology. There are likely a lot of cases of unique concepts coming from us, though we don't actively register them with USPTO - so you may just be able to steal one or two of them without getting caught, if you do so intelligently - but be it known; we do not take the works of other people and/or organizations and claim they are our own. There is no entitlement for anyone with these technologies. They are simply concepts that could be developed further.
These Are Very Advanced Topics - Where Do You Come Across Them? We develop them from scratch - they just kind of come to us wherever we are. They aren't necessarily originating from interactions with other people, either. They may come to us at the grocery store, or while we're driving. In fact, there's a high probability that we won't even get the chance to write all of our ideas down, because our activities interfere with the ability to document them. We can't exactly pull out a dictation system (voice recorder) while we are shopping for clothes.