What a blueprint is
A blueprint on cri-one.com is one thing: the design document for one invention, numbered, titled, dated and sold as its own SKU. Not the physical thing. Not the underlying IP. Not a manufacturing franchise. The drawings and the specs. Narration plays in your browser.
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A blueprint, on cri-one.com, is one thing. The design document for one invention. Numbered, titled, dated — and sold as its own SKU.
Not the physical thing. Not the underlying IP. Not a manufacturing franchise. The buyer gets the drawings and the specs — the paperwork to start work.
Drawings and specs: that is what sits inside the folder. The sheet, the dimensions, the title block, the number. Chris's hand on the paper.
Three domains sit on the shelf: compute, environment, and chemistry & health. Each blueprint has its own number. Each has its own price.
Up top of the site, “Enterprise blueprints” is the category bar. That is where the big-ticket design documents line up, in one place. Welcome to CRI-ONE.
After you buy: blueprint to silicon →Twenty copyrights →The IP is the chip →
© Christopher Gabriel Brown (CRI-ONE), cri-one.com