If your invention prototype is too large to move easily, you'll need to find an alternate way to show it at trade shows and at meetings with potential customers. Consider the following ways to showcase your invention prototype when it can't be physically present:

-Make a scale model. If possible, use the same materials that are in your larger invention prototype.

-Use a video to capture your invention prototype at work. Film your prototype from all sides to give viewers a better idea of how it works.

-Create a virtual prototype. Many companies offer services that allow you to create a 3-D computer image of your prototype.

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