Goal: Establish corporate structure and validate technology

1. Incorporate Super Volt Entity in Singapore
   Establish a Singapore-based holding company to serve as the primary vehicle for international IP ownership, fundraising, and partnerships. Singapore's pro-business environment, strong IP framework, and access to Asian capital markets make it the ideal hub for our next growth phase.

2. Target budget: Approximately $400–$1,500 USD (including government fees, registered address, nominee director, and basic compliance setup).

3. Timeline: Complete incorporation within 1–2 weeks of document preparation.

4. Responsible: Leadership team, with support from a trusted corporate service provider (e.g., ACRA-approved agent).

5. File PCT International Patent Application via IPOS (Singapore)
   Secure broad international protection for Bayani Volt core innovations (high air-gap dynamic wireless charging, sequential coil activation, efficiency enhancements) through a Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) filing. This provides up to 30 months to enter national phases in key markets while establishing priority.

6. Use IPOS as Receiving Office and International Searching Authority for optimized process and costs.

7. Estimated total cost: $5,000–$10,000 USD (including WIPO fees, search/exam, and patent attorney drafting).

8. Timeline: File immediately following incorporation to align with any existing priority dates.

9. Responsible: IP counsel (to be engaged post-incorporation).

10. Execute Influencer-Led Fundraising & Awareness Campaign
    Launch a targeted digital campaign to achieve 20 million impressions/views, drive donor engagement, and build community excitement around Super Volt's mission of seamless, infrastructure-embedded EV charging.

11. Focus: Short-form video content highlighting dynamic charging benefits for Philippine e-trikes/EVs, prototype teasers, efficiency graphs, and real-world impact (cost savings, CO₂ reduction).

12. Tactics: Collaborate with EV/tech influencers (micro to mid-tier for cost-efficiency), integrate calls-to-action for donations/crowdfunding, and tie progress to visible milestones.

13. Platforms: YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X — with cross-promotion to supervolt.ph.

14. Goal metrics: 20M+ total views/impressions, sustained donor growth, and increased Founding Member sign-ups.

15. Timeline: 4–6 weeks preparation, 2–3 month active campaign run.

16. Raise $15,000 USD to Build & Demonstrate First Static Charging Bay/Corridor Prototype
    Fund and construct a single static bay/section prototype (lab or small-scale physical setup) to prove core Bayani Volt performance: 1.2–1.8 m wireless range, ~96% efficiency, and power transfer validation. This will serve as undeniable proof-of-concept for investors, partners, and the community.

17. Allocation: Materials & components ($6,000–$8,000), fabrication/testing space ($3,000–$5,000), safety/monitoring (~$1,000–$2,000).

18. Integration: Link directly to the influencer campaign as the flagship milestone ("Fund the world's first invisible Bayani Volt charging bay!"). Provide regular updates and video proof to donors.

19. Timeline: Secure funds within campaign window; complete build and demo within 2–3 months post-funding.

20. Responsible: Technical team, with oversight from Singapore entity once established.

21. Next Steps & Dependencies

22. Phase 2 success unlocks Phase 3: Multi-section corridor pilot and broader partnerships.

23. All activities prioritize compliance, transparency, and alignment with our mission to deliver sustainable, accessible wireless charging for the Philippines and beyond.