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Re: Southern Gal post# 23582

Saturday, 12/26/2020 4:02:34 PM

Saturday, December 26, 2020 4:02:34 PM

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“Assuming a patent is awarded and further assuming there is demand for another climbing machine in an already competitive market, is the plan to lock up hundreds of thousands of dollars in inventory? Unit cost? I assume foreign manufactured*. Importing cost? Local warehousing cost? Front office cost?

Or is the plan to license the technology to an established exercise equipment company (Peloton, Soul, NordicTrack) if a patent is awarded?”

It seems you were not aware of CLMBR’s patent application at the time of this post, but your second paragraph is on the mark.

IMO, if CAVR’s patent is awarded ahead of CLMBR’s, the company should either sell the IP to CLMBR or an established exercise equipment company (Peloton, Soul, NordicTrack) or license the IP and enter into royalty agreements that make sense for all parties involved.