Route 01
Request an idea direction
You have a field, a problem, research, or an early concept and want a preliminary invention direction and a recommended next step.
Contact
Three different reasons to write. Three different forms.
One generic contact box is the wrong tool for an invention enquiry. Pick the route that matches what you need and you will get a faster, more useful answer.
Direct details
- Office
- Vadodara, Gujarat
Please do not send confidential technical detail by email before we have agreed how to handle it.
Route 02
Discuss a specific service
You know roughly what you need — a search, an assessment, drafting, FTO, a landscape — and want scope, sequence, and cost.
Route 03
Partnership or general enquiry
Institutional programmes, workshops, collaborations, media, or anything that is not about a specific invention.
Route 02
Service enquiry
For scope, sequence, and cost questions about a named service. Keep the description non-confidential at this stage — enough for us to size the work, not enough to disclose the invention.
Discovery calls. If you would rather talk first, say so in the message and we will send a time.
Route 03
Partnership or general enquiry
Universities, incubators, R&D teams, accelerators, and anyone proposing a programme rather than a single matter. Also the right route for media and administrative questions.
- Researcher education and invention-mining workshops
- Disclosure intake and triage systems
- Ongoing search and analysis support
- Collaboration with technology transfer offices
Communication privacy
Email is not a secure channel. Send a non-confidential summary first; we will tell you how to send anything sensitive. Submitting a form does not create an attorney–client or agent–client relationship, and nothing on this site is legal advice.