Scale models: Important toy versions of our projects

Scale models: Important toy versions of our projects

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?

Prior art searching: How do you make sure your idea isn’t already patented?

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

Presentation: Slope System – A niche tool for roofers

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

We need public high-risk funding to make tools for niche markets

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

Without protection of our ideas – no business

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

Crowdfunding Tips #5: Post-crowdfunding and how not to please your community

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

Low-tech Idea Generation: The Idea Box

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?

SCRUM #3: Does Scrum improve the products?

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

Crowdfunding Tips #4: Launch and Keep the Campaign Boiling

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

SCRUM #2: Our Scrum – Tweaked for Physical Inventions

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

News: New commercial partner for Upclimber

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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Crowdfunding Tips #3: Networking BEFORE campaign-launch

Crowdfunding Tips #3: Networking BEFORE campaign-launch

By building a solid community before launching your campaign, you massively increase your chance of success. We didn't do a very good job at systematizing our own network and create...
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SCRUM #1: Scrum and why we are using it for product development

SCRUM #1: Scrum and why we are using it for product development

Scrum is mostly associated with software development, but in the search of a more agile methodology we stole the design process from software developers, and tweaked it for physical inventing....
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News: We are a Gazelle!

News: We are a Gazelle!

As of 30th November we are officially a Gazelle-company - a nomination the newspaper Børsen annually gives companies that have had continuous growth during a four year period and doubled...
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Crowdfunding Tips #2: What should my campaign video look like?

Crowdfunding Tips #2: What should my campaign video look like?

After deciding that Kickstarter was the right path for OPLØFT, we had two months to prepare the content of the campaign. It may sound like a lot, but knowing that...
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The business model of modern inventors

The business model of modern inventors

Smash hit inventions that solve a simple problem for millions of people might supply the inventor with sufficient royalty-funds for a lifetime. But those smashhits are rare. Jackpot-rare. Instead of...
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Crowdfunding Tips #1: Should we crowdfund this?

Crowdfunding Tips #1: Should we crowdfund this?

The office was tense with excitement, when our campaign went online on the 20. April 2016. Huge effort was put into preparing the campaign in the hope of improving the...
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Upclimber – A business within the business

Upclimber – A business within the business

Lolle & Nielsen Inventions owns a lot of products, projects and patents, but after inventing the Upclimber-system, we decided to give the system it's own company. This is our thoughts...
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Hustle your way to a physical mockup – and fail fast

Hustle your way to a physical mockup – and fail fast

Between digital sketching and prototyping a new project we always build a physical mockup to test our concept in the real world. Before we start building the mockup we talk...
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3 reasons we are hiring students to help us grow

3 reasons we are hiring students to help us grow

Last week two students entered the doors at our office for the first time - students we have just hired from Technical University of Denmark to help us expand the...
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