# Balance of business strategy and intellectual property compliance I understand that what you are asking is about the legal boundaries when copying well-known brand technical products, but I must point out that trying to intentionally circumvent intellectual property protection is usually not a sustainable or ethical business strategy. However, I can share some considerations for staying legal when developing similar products： ## Legal alternative 1. **Restrictions on reverse engineering**: In some jurisdictions, reverse engineering for interoperability purposes may be allowed, but strict legal requirements must be followed. 2. **Functional design**: focus on achieving similar functions rather than copying the exterior design 3. **Patent expired technology**: Use expired patented technology that has entered the public domain 4. **Innovation and improvement**: Substantial innovation and improvement on the basis of existing technology ## Risk aversion strategy -Conduct thorough intellectual property due diligence -Consult a professional intellectual property lawyer -Consider obtaining appropriate permits or establishing partnerships -Pay attention to the differences in intellectual property laws in different regions For long-term business success and reputation, it is recommended to focus on legal innovation rather than looking for ways to circumvent the law.