Launching Into Failure – Can IP Remain Valuable For "failed" Products?

The Science Museum in London is a great place to spend an afternoon (or a full day), exploring and learning about human ingenuity, and looking back at some of the best scientific discoveries and inventions. But, there's a new kid on the block, the Museum of Failure. Which is exactly what it says on the tin.

The Museum of Failure is a collection of failed products and services from around the world, and includes more than 150 products, from some of the world's biggest brands! With its next exhibition opening in March, in Brooklyn, NY. Notable "failures" in the exhibition include the Nokia N-Gage, which was a combination of a mobile phone and gaming device, launched in 2004, it was on the market for 36 months'; the DeLorean car with gull-wing doors; and fat-free Pringles.