stefanobernardi

I've been investing in those areas quite a lot.

The best way is to invest in small venture funds, second best is AngelList Syndicates, and then EU- based equity Crowdfunding.

Platforms like Ustart could also work depending on check size.

The main constraint is to understand how much money. 20k is way different than 200k and 2M.

Feel free to reach out via email / twitter and I'll be happy to suggest a few venture firms that could work depending on your check size.

You sure can sell it, but it won't be very valuable. Less than the cost of building it for sure. Probably the only spot that would work for that is Flippa, but you could try to contact a broker like FE International to see if they might be able to help you.

Agreed on the terms. It's just that I don't have a better terms, given that we work with digital constantly upgradable web apps and native apps and we still call them "products".

All of the responses got what I meant, which I realize is not clear.

I mean a non-disposable, dynamic and upgradable hardware product. This is the first time that I see this in the hardware world, where every object is manufactured and then all plans are towards a V2 or a new product.

The few exceptions are for recalls, but that's obviously a different story.

Even if not a software update, I still find Tesla's way of thinking of a car as an actual (continuously update/upgrade-able) product fascinating. Very rare for hardware.

It gives an amazing user experience, "Hey restart your car and it's now got X and Y". Respect.

Edit: clarifying the term "product".

This is game-changing, love it.