Before the product became a reality, the idea was manipulated and explored for over two years. As the idea evolved into a tangible product, the process of patent development commenced. A new name for the patent was required, but my primary attention remained on enhancing the current prototype. Consequently, I communicated the device’s purpose and the issues it addressed to my legal counsel, leading to the patent designation “Lightweight Waste Gathering and Disposal Vehicle.” As product testing progressed and efficiency improved, the newly developed features effectively addressed the identified problems. Several prototypes were created, with each iteration resulting in a more robust product that improved its functionality. These advancements culminated in the development of a compact device with exceptional capabilities, which inspired the product’s name as an oxymoron. I was genuinely impressed by this outcome, influencing my decision to name the company after the product.