Moving from Invention to Production
Steps to Follow
- Document your discovery, invention, or innovation
- Research your Market.
- Develop a Prototype.
- Test or Evaluate your Prototype with Technical Experts.
- File a Patent for your Invention.
- Get the Patent Licensed to an Entrepreneur or Company.
- Market your Invention to Investors
- Apply for opens in a new windowSmall Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and/or Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Funding to Support Development.
Tech Transfer Offices Across the State
opens in a new windowUniversity of New Mexico
UNM Rainforest Innovations nurtures innovation by protecting technologies developed at UNM and transferring these technologies to the marketplace.
New Mexico State University
New Mexico Tech
The OIC enables New Mexico Tech students, faculty, and researchers to work on real market-driven commercialization projects from the ground up to enable successful commercialization.
opens in a new windowSandia National Laboratories
The Center for Collaboration and Commercialization (C3) is designed to strengthen partnerships, technology transfer, and ties to the community, and offers services to boost Sandia’s interaction with industry, academia, and government.
opens in a new windowSandia National Laboratories
The Sandia Technology Partnerships Office offers partners access to the Labs’ world-class science, advanced technologies, and unique research facilities.
Los Alamos National Laboratory
The Feynman Center drives Los Alamos innovation by accelerating connections between research, corporate, and entrepreneurial communities, and building partnerships and mechanisms that deliver their technology to solve our nation’s biggest challenges.