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World's First and Only Computer-Enabled Breadboard Technology.

[Category : - Computers and computer accessories - ELECTRONICS- SOFTWARES]
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This is essentially the world's first and only computer-enabled breadboard. It allows connection to EDA software, and instant download of circuit traces to other boards set up to fit final products. This reduces circuit board setup (routing/printing) from hours to nearly instantaneous, saving time, money, frustration and the environment.
From the USPTO:
A system, method and computer program product for automated circuit trace generation and reconfiguration on a breadboard, includes a breadboard having a plurality of contact points; a switching matrix coupled to the contact points of the breadboard, and connected to a computer. The switching matrix is programmed by the computer to generate one or more circuit traces onto the contact points of the breadboard.

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I am willing to license for a lump sum, then 1/3 of all future sales, for the life of the patents.

The patent portfolio, recently issued on June 14, 2022, consists of an issued utility patent US 11363713, a continuation patent application 17/832,069 (June 3, 2022) which consists of similar claims as the issued patent, but for the printed circuit board version, and a fully granted PCT opinion for all claims - International application number PCT/US 22/77547 (Oct. 4, 2022).

I will consider any serious offers.

It is being marketed currently on AST.com, IPOfferings.com

Market Potential: Hundreds of Billions of U.S. Dollars. (It can supplant any electronics that has an old traditional, static circuit pc board in it, with dynamic or reconfigurable circuitry).

Non-Registered trademark associated with the patent, included in the sale: "H.A.T.T. Board" The reason for "HATT" is that it is a circuit beneath another circuit, commonly known as a "HAT".

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US 11363713

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