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AOS Compensation Structure

We’ve previously released articles that outline how one of the advantages of investing with the AOS family funds is that there is no fee associated

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Why We Cap the Investment at $75K

We’ve mentioned in some of our previous literature that when an invention is approved to receive backing from the funds family, we cap the total amount we are willing to invest in any one invention at $75,000.  The purpose of this article is to offer a little more information on WHY we specifically set that […]

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Inventing 101 for Investors

Since the day of the cave man, we have been wired to fix a problem, to innovate our way out of trouble.  After all, if you couldn’t start a fire, you didn’t eat.  If you couldn’t fix a wagon on the wagon train, you got left behind.  Some people innovate and some people support the […]

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What’s In A Name?

What’s in a name?  Many of you will recognize the famous line from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.  Just like in the play, a name can carry more than just the most rudimentary meaning.  A lot of consideration went in to choosing Archimedes’ as our namesake. Archimedes probably isn’t the first historical figure that comes to […]

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Show Me the Money

It’s very important to understand the relationship that exists between Archimedes’ Offspring (AOS) and the Da Vinci Invention Investment Fund-I (DVIIF-I).  AOS is the management

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From Mind to Market: The AOS Process

For any potential investors interested in progressing with AOS investment opportunities, understanding the AOS process of commercializing a product is important.  It’s also important to

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Sharing is Caring

Why do retail investors have such a hard time making any real profit off investments?  The problem stems from the current dynamic created by securities

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Inventor Round Tables
October 10 (06:00 pm)
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The focus of the Inventors Roundtable Virtual West Meetup Group is to create a safe, free environmen...

October 10 (06:00 pm)
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The Inventors Roundtable and Invent America are dedicated to helping inventors understand and naviga...

October 28 (07:00 pm)
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The IRT Virtual meetings last about 90 minutes. We meet on the 2nd Thursday and the 4th Monday of ea...

November 14 (06:00 pm)
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The Inventors Roundtable and Invent America are dedicated to helping inventors understand and naviga...

November 14 (06:00 pm)
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The focus of the Inventors Roundtable Virtual West Meetup Group is to create a safe, free environmen...

November 25 (07:00 pm)
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The IRT Virtual meetings last about 90 minutes. We meet on the 2nd Thursday and the 4th Monday of ea...

December 12 (06:00 pm)
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The Inventors Roundtable and Invent America are dedicated to helping inventors understand and naviga...

December 12 (06:00 pm)
Online event

The focus of the Inventors Roundtable Virtual West Meetup Group is to create a safe, free environmen...

December 23 (07:00 pm)
Online event

The IRT Virtual meetings last about 90 minutes. We meet on the 2nd Thursday and the 4th Monday of ea...

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The Start-up: Fantasy or Reality?

It’s best when you can bring on a “real partner” (someone who’s going to roll up his or her shirtsleeves) to share in the costs, hard work and rewards without you having to sell your soul to an investor.  

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Inventor News APRIL 24- Professional Tradeshows / WARNINGS

Professional tradeshows aren’t all they’re cracked up to be. While there are benefits to attending, potential attendees should approach these events with a critical eye. For instance, it’s important to be wary of tradeshows that have an inventor section run by a nonprofit organization that claims to represent the interests of independent inventors. More often than not, these nonprofit organizations are simply trying to funnel money into their own pockets at the inventors’ expense. Additionally, it’s a good idea to avoid tradeshows with exhibitor names that are impossible to pronounce and shows that attract a large international following. A high percentage of international attendees may signal that the show has been overrun by foreign entities, meaning a low percentage of attendees are American buyers. It’s also important to pick a professional tradeshow that specifically caters to your industry rather than your status as an inventor. If you follow these rules, you can increase your odds of having a successful experience at a professional tradeshow.

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