Ready for Klondike #1 on Wednesday?
May 22, 2017
We are inviting all friends of Lolle & Nielsen Inventions for a creative invent on Wednesday! The program has been finished by our author-colleagues, and we are really excited for...
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7-year old helped us build a ferry!
May 18, 2017
For a long time we've wanted our very own company boat. But it took a 7-year olds eagerness to invent to get the project kickstarted As a business doing inventions...
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How we find the best engineers for our company
May 11, 2017
Student assistants has become our pipeline for hiring engineers, and for that reason we're taking the process of hiring students very serious Great engineers are in high demand, and that's...
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Inventor, know your industry!
May 4, 2017
Last year we started developing products for a new industry – ergonomic solutions for the office – and that has made us rediscover just how important it is to know...
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Klondike: We’re hosting a creative event!
May 2, 2017
We're inviting everyone to "Klondike" - an event where inventions will go hand in hand with music, food, poetry and art Our office is located in the southern part of...
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Failed Project: Jib Crane for concrete casting
April 27, 2017
In the early years of our inventing-career we made a Jib Crane for building sites, that was supposed to improve the working environment around concrete casting. But the crane never...
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The timing of a patent and how to align it with development
April 24, 2017
The process of getting a patent is both long and expensive - which is a really good reason to make the process work for you rather than against you. Here's...
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We dug into recent data: 4 patent trends you should know
April 10, 2017
We are dependent on patents, which makes us keep an eye on the patent world. Here are four key finding from our most recent research There has recently been some...
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New challenge: Mockups for a big project with a lot of features
March 23, 2017
We recently needed to make two big and feature heavy mockups, and as they needed to be sturdy as well, we had to find a new system to create the...
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Scale models: Important toy versions of our projects
March 16, 2017
Small versions of our ideas is a great way to choose the right concept In the process from idea to product, we often spend hours building scale models. At first...
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Prior art searching: How do you make sure your idea isn’t already patented?
March 9, 2017
The urge to start making a product or solution can be hard to resist, but ideally the first step should always be to make sure the product isn't already made...
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Presentation: Slope System – A niche tool for roofers
March 2, 2017
With Slope System we've solved a fixed problem in a niche market by focusing on safety, ergonomics and durability For decades roofers have been carrying rolls with 40 kg of...
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We need public high-risk funding to make tools for niche markets
February 24, 2017
Without a grant from the public foundation "Forebyggelsesfonden", our SmartMover wouldn't have been helping out 400 workers everyday. Now the foundation has closed, and we're super sad to see it...
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Without protection of our ideas – no business
February 16, 2017
Some accuse patents of opposing innovation and entrepreneurship. Others think every startup should remember to apply for patents. We have been getting patents for our inventions ever since we founded...
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Crowdfunding Tips #5: Post-crowdfunding and how not to please your community
February 9, 2017
A last-minute partnership with Posturite changed our manufacturing process a great deal. We felt confident that everyone would win on the partnership, but the aftermatch of the decision turned out...
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Low-tech Idea Generation: The Idea Box
February 2, 2017
Here is a simple tip to improve the idea flow: A wooden box that will store light-bulb moments for later. Before our projects become Research & Development and Intellectual Property...
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SCRUM #3: Does Scrum improve the products?
January 26, 2017
After years of tweaking Scrum for our processes, here's our thought on what Scrum does to the products we develop We've been talking about why we wanted another framework than...
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Crowdfunding Tips #4: Launch and Keep the Campaign Boiling
January 18, 2017
After months of preparation the day finally arrived: It was time to push the button and set our Kickstarter-campaign into motion. Prepared with high spirits and chilled beer we gathered...
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SCRUM #2: Our Scrum – Tweaked for Physical Inventions
January 11, 2017
Scrum was originally made for software developers, but with a little tweaking it can be very useful for product development as well. In this post we will share some practical...
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News: New commercial partner for Upclimber
December 20, 2016
After two years of development Upclimber is almost ready for launch - and we're proud to announce our commercial partner for the Danish market: Danilift. Working with Danilift is a...
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