Innovative Licensing and Promotions Partners with Regenesis Inventor to Bring Sustainability Product to Market

Monday, 13 February 2023 09:00 AM

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CALGARY, AB / ACCESSWIRE / February 13, 2023 / Innovative Licensing and Promotion Inc. has announced that the company is partnering with the inventor of the Regenesis Waste Air Flow Capture System to patent and bring the product to market. Developed by inventor and entrepreneur Perry Martens, Regenesis features an innovative technology capturing the waste airflow that is continuously exhausted by HVAC and refrigeration units.

The patented Regenesis waste air flow capture system is powered by the waste airflow of these units and converts this power to usable electricity. This electricity can be either stored in a battery for future use or returned to the grid. The Regenesis waste air flow capture system can be cost-effectively applied to any HVAC or refrigeration unit. The system can be used to not only save energy and contribute it back to the grid but can also help to reduce the carbon footprint of these units.

In light of the increasing impact of climate change and concern about sustainability, such products will definitely gain traction in the coming years. Currently, Perry Martens has developed working prototypes of the unit and tested them thoroughly.

Innovative Licensing & Promotion Inc played a key role in taking the product from the idea stage to the prototype stage. Company President Vince Kehoe has over thirty years of experience guiding inventors through different aspects of bringing an invention to market. Kehoe guides them through the entire process based on his 3P framework -patent, presentation, and promotion. Known as "Vince the invention guy", he has become an expert at helping inventors monetize their innovative ideas.

Innovators can either license their idea to earn royalties or they can try to develop their invention themselves and bring it to market by handling all the aspects of bringing a product to market including making prototypes, test marketing, placing it in stores, dealing with packaging distribution, and marketing. Most inventors opt to go the licensing route as they lack the time and resources needed to become entrepreneurs. In the case of Perry Martens, he is seeking to license his innovative product so that it can earn the revenue and visibility that a bigger player in the market can give it.

Says Vince Kehoe, founder of Innovative Licensing & Promotion Inc., "When Perry first approached us with Regenesis, it was just an idea in his head. At least 200 clients come to me every week with ideas, but I felt Perry's idea was really promising. We see these huge fans linked to HVAC units like refrigerators and ships everywhere but the concept of capturing energy from the air they generated has never occurred to us. We first had to verify if his idea was original by checking through patents that had been filed at the US Patent & trademark office. We then filed a patent. Many patent applications get rejected, but we were able to get a patent for Regenesis. Perry managed to raise capital from several investors including me and has now developed these prototypes and tested them. He will be showcasing the product and hopefully securing a licensing deal at the forthcoming AHR Expo which will be held in Atlanta from February 6 to 8."

Media Contact:

Name: Vince Kehoe
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SOURCE: Innovative Licensing & Promotion