The conclusions from our Feasibility Study included identifying the new shapes and materials for our new porotypes that will allow Click/Spray to be used in a wide array of aerosol container designs, shapes and sizes including triangular and square in PET as well as a smaller 22mm size in aluminum. For each prototype we will design a conceptual prototype, develop conceptual/physical prototypes, manufacture smaller test series and test their flow rates, mechanical strength, endurance. To verify design and manufacturing of each prototype we will undertake our testing roadmap including 1) hydraulic testing 2) burst testing and 3) final quality inspection. For both the design and testing we have identified key technical risks, their potential impact on the project and possible contingency measures. We have also outlined a structure of a manufacturing protocol and the terms of our license agreement so we can start performing due diligence on possible licensees and work with a patent attorney to put these terms into a template in legal wording. We have identified the leading end use segments for targeting including the personal care segment, the household segment the automotive segment and the medical segment, with Europe as a clear leader, and identified a clear TAM, SAM and SOM of 16 billion, 12 billion and 5 billion units respectively. We have identified the mist relevant certifications as the 16 CFR 1500 and CFC prohibitions at 16 CFR 1401 regulations in the U.S and confirmed our FTO. We have also structured a clear dissemination strategy with activities to establish strategic communication partnerships, develop dedicated communication materials and perform ongoing networking and dissemination. We have identified key commercial risks, their potential impact on the project and possible contingency measures. And finally, we have also calculated that we will require a budget of €2.7M to undertake these activities
