Outdoor gear entrepreneur granted patents for his startup’s products
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in BizWest news partner BusinessDen.
Mike Mojica doesn’t like to slow down.
The entrepreneur quit his aerospace engineering job in 2017 to make outdoor survival gear full-time. He has been granted four utility patents over the last six months and four design patents over the past couple years for his Outdoor Element products.
“It’s been good to set myself apart from the competition,” Mojica said. “We’re innovating but also protecting our ideas. We don’t want to be a free R&D service to the world since we have something unique and novel.”
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