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What's the Problem?

Birds-Eye.Net offers a Patent Harvesting Starter Kit with everything you need to begin your own successful patent harvesting program.

Anatomy of an Invention:
Rational for Inventor
Substance of the Invention
Background Questions
> Introduction
> Title of Invention
> Field of Invention
> What's the Problem?
> Prior Art
Description of Invention
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> Text
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What’s the Problem? (Disadvantages of existing solution): The invention was created because a need was perceived. The need was perceived because the prior art (that is, the prior solutions) was not as effective or efficient as possible.

What is the problem that the invention comes to solve?

Are there any disadvantages of the existing solution that the invention will solve?

(Hint: If there are not any disadvantages solved by the invention, then why bother with the invention at all?)

You should list at list one need met, or problem solved, or disadvantage overcome, by the invention. If you can list several items, that would be even better.

Birds-Eye.Net offers a Patent Harvesting Starter Kit with everything you need to begin your own successful patent harvesting program.

 

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