by MAKO Design + Invent | Oct 28, 2019 | Business, Design, Industrial Design, Inventors, Product Design, Prototypes, Start-ups
Starting a new small business is a tough and demanding job that requires a lot of external help in the few beginning stages. Whether you are still in the beginning steps or well on your way to the debut of your small business, receiving and have a good reference of...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Jun 13, 2019 | Designing, Educational, Prototype Design, Prototypes, Prototyping
Inescapable within the realm of industrial design, product design and development, the concept of prototyping is always mentioned and suggested towards inventors and creators looking to bring their ideas and inventions to life. To the ambitious inventor, ideas and...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Nov 22, 2018 | Innovation, Inventions, Prototypes, Uncategorized
Travelling is such an exciting time and one of the things we look forward to the most throughout the year. Over the years travel has changed a ton, and there have been so many inventors developing amazing products that make travel fun and more enjoyable. Here are just...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Mar 29, 2018 | Designing, Employee Spotlight, Manufacturing, Prototypes, Prototyping
If you’re manufacturing inventions, it’s a common practice to find a Chinese manufacturer that already makes similar products. Working with China can be faster and less expensive than working locally. Brett Larson recently joined the MAKO team as our Senior Product...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Jan 19, 2018 | Industrial Design, industrial design company, Patenting, Prototype Design, Prototypes
Knowing what type of patent to file to protect your industrial design is important and a step to not be missed. But navigating the different types of patents can be a maze! Where do you start? Which one is the right one for you? When you’re working with us, we will...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Nov 17, 2017 | Educational, Patenting, Prototype Design, Prototypes
Every good prototype design firms knows your invention deserves to be protected. Your blood, sweat, and tears went into it and it’s better to be safe than sorry for protecting it. A design patent protects the way your product looks where a utility patent protects how...
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