Suppose I could generate the capital to create a Model Shop.  Suppose I
could not but would seek it?

I know there are salesmen fishing technet, so I ask this,"For
advertising and passage through the gate,  would companies contribute
vanguard technology in return?"

This would be a logical maneuver because in my opinion no one supplier
holds the best technology for an entire process.  A union of technology
from around the world would further the understanding of EACH component
as applied to the overall process. THE IDEA IS THAT THE WHOLE IS NOT THE
sum of the parts BUT THE SUM OF THE COMPATIBILITY OF THE PARTS.  

The Model Shop would then open for production (to maintain
profitability) AND allow parties investing outside technology to see the
outcome and compatibilities of technology.  Perhaps partner inquiries
could generate shared patents that each might not have come upon.

Suppose this Model Shop could assemble a work force like no other.
Suppose that the Model Shop could venture into production while research
took place.  Are there many places where companies with newly patented
technologies can vie for positions in real world tests without
determining that results were peculiar to the dynamics of a setup.

Would current shops not benefit because a number of choice technologies
could simultaneously be brought in, which would ensure the compatibility
and successfulness of the purchase?

Build it, and They Will Come!  

Criticize the Dreamers, and There Will Be No Dreams!
 

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