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AI-Powered IP - In Talks with Multi-Billion-Dollar Companies
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This is not just an invention — it’s a system that creates inventions.rnAn AI-driven intellectual property engine that has already produced IP which received direct interest from multiple multi-billion-dollar corporations, including Unilever and Husqvarna.
Proof of Performance:
Generated Beauty & Care market IP, currently under active consideration by Unilever for beauty & personal care. Unilever will be in touch for next step discussions.
Generated IP concepts that reached discussion stage with Husqvarna in hardware/tools. Awaiting their next steps.
What’s on Offer:
Exclusive acquisition/licensing of the system itself — a repeatable engine that can generate patentable, market-ready product concepts tailored to industry needs.
Why It Matters:
Instead of buying one invention, you buy the source of many.rnrnThe system already demonstrates traction with global companies.rnrnIt is industry-agnostic: can produce innovations for beauty, home, cleaning, consumer goods, tools, healthcare, and more.rnrn
Opportunity: Licensing or acquisition available to one strategic buyer. Live proof can be shown to serious buyers.
Why For Sale?
While we are in active talks with multiple multinationals, deals of this scale take time to finalize. Cash flow is king — and offering this opportunity to one buyer now allows us to unlock immediate value while those discussions continue.rnrnWhat you’re buying is not just one invention, but the system itself — a repeatable engine for generating billion-dollar IP. Even if current deals close, this system will continue producing new opportunities across industries, which means its value extends far beyond one licensing outcome.rnrnIn short: we’re not selling because it doesn’t work — we’re selling because it does.
PROOF CAN BE SHOWN TO ALL SERIOUS ENQUIRIES
Financial information
Economic Context for the System
1. Innovation Spending is Massive
Global corporations spend tens of billions annually on R&D.
Example: Unilever alone invests ~$1 billion+ per year in innovation across beauty, home care, and food.
Most of that spend is a gamble — with a high failure rate (80–90% of new consumer products flop).
2. Licensing Deals = Recurring Royalties
A typical licensing deal pays 2–5% royalties on net sales.
If a single product does $50M in annual sales (not unusual for a Unilever brand), the inventor earns $1–2.5M/year.
One hit pays out for 5–10 years, often longer.
3. Proof of Traction Matters
You already have active interest from multi-billion-dollar companies (Unilever, Husqvarna).
That’s not theoretical — it proves the system generates IP at a level that multinationals take seriously.
For buyers, this de-risks the investment — they’re not buying a “maybe,” they’re buying a “working.”
4. The Real Value: Scalability
Instead of chasing one patent at a time, this system creates unlimited, patentable, commercially relevant inventions on demand.
That means buyers can generate hundreds of $20M–$100M+ product opportunities in any vertical they choose.
Even if only 1–2% of generated ideas hit, the annual royalty flow could be in the tens of millions.
5. Why It’s Offered Now
Deals with giants take months (sometimes years).
Immediate liquidity (cash flow today) has its own value.
That’s why this system is being offered to a single buyer now — before others capitalize on it.
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? Summary for Buyers
You’re not buying one patent. You’re buying a proven invention engine already in talks with Fortune 500 giants.
One licensing deal ? $1M+ annually in royalties.
System can generate hundreds of licensing opportunities across industries.
Economic upside is not millions — it’s tens to hundreds of millions over its lifetime.
Patent publications:No publication
Asking price:
Above 1 million USD
Above 1 million USD
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