All new projects begin with a probationary period during
which it s determined whether a project has a good enough
chance of success to warrant the time and funds involved.
This can never be totally guarantee.
The design goals include performance criteria. These
goals can be determined with a fair degree of accuracy
but are never 100% guaranteed.
It is important that all projects recoupe the expenses
incurred during the design and commercialization phases.
These earnings are never guaranteed.
In order to be successful in a project's undertaking,
there is a need for certain funding levels within a
given time frame. If these funds fall short, a project
may need to be slowed until such timely funds are available.
General
I look for projects that have as little direct and
indirect competition as possible.IDS "works the
cracks" so as to not compete directly with the
large and better funded Research & Development companies.
Scroller Wheel
NO possibility of obsolescence because the technology
is based on a new mechanical PRINCIPLE. The patent's
"method claim" was approved and so secures
the field.
Locus Bike
This is a method of designing bikes and so
we see no obsolescence in the forseable future
Cyclops Compressor
Since this is far simpler and less expensive to make
than any other rotary option, I see this approach as
being around for a long time.
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