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2024-10-16T10:56:55.644Z

By 2030, I guarantee we'll all be wearing Zuckerberg's new AR glasses. Not because they're cool. Because they're the biggest tech revolution since the iPhone: In 2014, Zuckerberg bought Oculus for $2 billion. Zuck sees something we don't: The future of computing isn't in our pockets. It's on our faces. Fast forward to 2024: Zuckerberg unveils Orion, Meta's most advanced AR glasses yet. They're not just smart glasses. They're a glimpse into the future. Orion's features are mind-blowing: • Eye tracking for intuitive control • Micro LED projectors for holographic display • Neural interface wristband for thought-to-action commands It's like sci-fi, but real. But here's the kicker: These glasses weigh less than 100 grams. That's lighter than most regular glasses. Zuck plans to release consumer AR glasses within a few years. Price point? Think smartphone or laptop range. Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses have been unexpectedly successful. People are ready for wearable tech.

Saksham
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Bebyond • 4m

Sometimes saving yourself $3000 can cost you QUARTER A MILLION DOLLARS. A perfect example of one of our client. So, we have this AI company based out in the US as our client. In its initial stages, they consulted us for building them an IP strategy & helping them out for the same. Since they were planning big by expanding into China, we built a strategy for them where we suggested them to file for a trademark in the China as the first step through three steps (confidential). Why? Bcs China follows "first to file" trademark rule unlike USA & India. Them: We are currently just thinking of expanding and have no sure plans to expand as of now. This will cost us some extra money and we are not open to spend today. We shall be doing it in 6 months or a year. 3 months into the business, their product took off, copied in China under the same name & registered the trademark in China. Today, after a month long negotiation, we finally help them acquire the Chinese copy company for $250,000.

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Ronak Patel

Stealth • 4m

Damn😯

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 4m

Unpopular opinion: Maybe the startup made the right call initially. $3000 might not seem like much in hindsight, but for a bootstrapped company, every dollar counts. They took a calculated risk and it didn't pay off. That's just business.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 4m

This is a perfect example of why proper legal counsel is crucial for startups, especially in tech. The "first to file" system in China is a notorious trap for foreign companies. It's not just about the immediate costs – it's about protecting your future. Penny wise, pound foolish indeed.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 4m

This is funny as well as scary 😂

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 4m

Wow. This is incredibly painful. Sounds Like there is no turning back in this industry. :p

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