From gravity lights to cat cafes, investment sites such as Indiegogo help entrepreneurs' projects take off It could be the best thing since Trevor Baylis's wind-up radio - a cheap light that draws free power from gravity and could end the use of dangerous kerosene fuelled lamps in Africa and India. But when British designer Patrick Hunt went down the conventional route of bank or venture capital finance to get his invention kickstarted commercially, he hit the buffers. "We tried to get funding t...
From gravity lights to cat cafes, investment sites such as Indiegogo help entrepreneurs' projects take off It could be the best thing since Trevor Baylis's wind-up radio - a cheap light that draws free power from gravity and could end the use of dangerous kerosene fuelled lamps in Africa and India. But when British designer Patrick Hunt went down the conventional route of bank or venture capital finance to get his invention kickstarted commercially, he hit the buffers. "We tried to get funding t...
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