Get A Free Working Prototype Via “Miproto Idea, Made Real” Competition!

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Do you have designs for a fantastic new invention? Share your plans and impress the Miproto Crew for a chance to earn a 3D model or working prototype of your creation! Everyone wins a £50 Miproto voucher too!

That’s right inventors, just send in your best sketches, drawings and descriptions to Miproto’s CAD Monkeys and a team of judges will select their favorite. Once the top invention is selected, Miproto will create either a 3D printed model or a manufactured prototype of your item for media and marketing purposes. That extra help could save you big bucks down the road to get another studio to create prototypes of your invention, and the bragging rights that come along with winning the contest can’t hurt either.

Anyone aged 16 or older from around the world is encouraged to enter their designs into the “Miproto Idea, Made Real” competition, at the official Miproto website, Twitter or Facebook, but you only have until November 30th to submit as many cool ideas as you have. (You can start sending in your best goodies on October 30th!) Be sure to include your name and email address so Miproto can keep in touch when you win! Stay tuned, as the grand prize winner will be revealed on December 20th!

Oh, and as a cherry on top for all of the serious inventors looking for high-quality prototyping assistance, Miproto is giving out £50 vouchers (About $80USD) towards their own prototyping, product developing and manufacturing services. How thoughtful! With one top design earning a free prototype and everyone else earning a helpful voucher towards developing their own inventions, Miproto really does have something for everyone!

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