Invention, Intellectual Property and Income
For this week, I have to decide if I want to register my final project with a patent or license.
As a matter of fact, I do not want to record my project because I have always believed that science is a right for everyone and my project was not what I would have done except after I learned the set of skills and information that I acquired and learned during my career in the Fab Academy and that I see that leaving it Open source to those who wanted to amend it or even develop it is wonderful.
Knowledge abounds in participation, perhaps in the future. I will build new projects and register them and make them a source of investment, but at least not now because this project was to install and master the skills that I learned
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