Ingk Labs is a New York City-based IP accelerator that acquires, invests in, builds, and deploys early stage, disruptive technologies that demonstrate big potential for innovation in our target markets. We follow an intensive model, premised on a fundamentally different approach to IP acquisition and development. The exchange of hands-on experience and know-how at Ingk Labs fast-tracks ideas into solutions that help high-growth companies approach the social Web in new, product-centric ways.

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Ingk Labs IP Acceleration Model

Getting beyond that “Eureka!” moment takes more than mere imagination. The Ingk Labs IP acceleration model lays the foundation for taking promising IP from concept to company. Our 90-day program is designed to define both a product and a successful business model. The cycle culminates with a fully functioning portfolio venture that is ready to attract follow-on funding, an acquisition partner, or operate as a standalone company.

Ingk Labs startup teams rapidly refine an IP prototype and build a path to profitability based on a well-defined 3-step process.

Phase 1 — The first 30 days are focused on ideation, prototyping, IP protection, and due diligence.

Phase 2 — The next 30 days are focused on funding, building a core team, developing the portfolio venture, and partnering with customer-innovation teams.

Phase 3 — The final 30 days are focused on hiring operational teams, launch, and deployment.

 

IP Rescue Program

Our objective is to rescue IP from the brink of oblivion and transform it into fully functioning, capitalized portfolio ventures within an ambitious time frame.

Our view of technology is different in that we believe IP can come in non-traditional forms. Ingk Labs saves underleveraged IP from non-practicing entities or ‘patent trolls’, as well as nascent ideas from the intellectual graveyard.

Underdeveloped IP — Existing code base that is not fully developed and/or effectively deployed

Intellectualized IP — An idea yet to be fully designed or built, which is consequently underleveraged