The idea alone means nothing..... It's all about the execution of the idea. There are people all around the world with great ideas but the execution of that idea is what counts
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Thank you I appreciate it
If your idea is possible to describe with technical details, has some innovative advantages, know-how, any other peculiarities that makes it special then either:
(1) patent it with USPTO which could take time and require some financial resources,
or at least
(2) write-up very detailed description, print it and send it to your own address and never open the envelope - doing so you will protect the idea with the priority date on the envelope just in case of possible legal dispute in the future.
What protects option 2?
It is the least expensive method to protect any TECHNICALLY DESCRIBED IDEA IN A WRITTEN FORM as long as you don't open the envelope. Only when a legal dispute happens the court will open the envelope and thus determine the idea really belongs to the claimant, owner of the envelope.
Build a proof of concept first, then u can find an investor using that proof of concept. Then with that money u can build a minimum viable product and find the next investor etc