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I have managed to develop a biologically inspired real-time generic visual object recognition system that seem to have a near 100% recognition accuracy. I would love to publish a journal about this system. My question is how do i protect my ideas when i write a journal because this will be my first journal so i need some help?

I'am an Electronics Engineer by profession and started my research in vision on 8/8/2009 and managed to finish the research on 2/10/2012 and implemented the design in C++. I'am planning to start a company based on visual search and share my research findings with the scientific and Engineering communities. I would appreciate any help i can get from any one.

Posted 10-Feb-12 1:47am

BupeChombaDerrick

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Maximilien 10-Feb-12 12:51pm

When you say "journal", are you talking about an article in a peer-review scientific publication or a blog or something else ?

BupeChombaDerrick 10-Feb-12 13:27pm

Anyway of communicating the finds of the research but protecting the technology from being used commercially by someone without permission would suffice.

Maximilien 10-Feb-12 13:38pm

As soon as you put something "out there" you take the risk that someone will steal/borrow/use your ideas.

Just apply for a patent on your "technology" (even if the application is public (I think it is, you will have proof that you did it first), do a good business plan, present your ideas to investors (with non-disclosure clauses), and see how it works out.

BupeChombaDerrick 11-Feb-12 6:03am

Thanks.

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-10T01:49:00

I would suggest that you need to make some headway on getting your idea started in terms of a company, before you start telling the world how it is done. I think it's awesome you want to share what you've developed, but to do that before you're out there selling it, is to create competition you don't need.