More Inventions from Inventors
August 25th, 2011
Every month, Inventors Digest features new inventions from independent inventors in our Radar section. To have your new invention in the magazine, email info@inventorsdigest.com. Put “Radar” in the subject line. Don’t Fall It may have a clumsy acronym, but the RIPPS helps the elderly from falling. RIPPS or Repeated Incremental Predictable Perturbations in Standing, increases [...]
New Inventions from Inventors
August 22nd, 2011
Every month, Inventors Digest features new inventions from independent inventors in our Under the Radar section. To have your new invention in the magazine, email info@inventorsdigest.com. Put “Radar” in the subject line. Strap-n-Go Inventor Randy LeClaire’s Strap-n-Go ladder handle took Best Overall Product by the United Inventors Association at this year’s National Hardware Show. The [...]
Angel Investors | Show Me the Money
August 18th, 2011
Tune in at Got Invention Radio Presented by Inventors Digest to catch angel investor Mark Alessi. Startup cash is essential to any growing business. Mark will discuss what angel inventors are, what they do, when to seek them, how to find them and what to expect. Marc is executive director of the Long Island Angel [...]
Not Your Ordinary Crowd | Edison Nation
August 17th, 2011
Where Ideas Receive Recognition and Reward Edison Nation (a sister company of Inventors Digest) scans the country for innovative, solution-based ideas each day. To date, Edison Nation has worked with the likes of The Clorox Company, Procter & Gamble, General Mills, Fisher-Price, and Mattel to pursue new products. For inventors or everyday idea people, Edison [...]
NCIIA Awards College Inventors Cash
August 16th, 2011
By Dave Orsman Perhaps the single most important way to help young entrepreneurs ‘stay the course’ is to provide them with early stage help – be it funding, training, advice (or all of these). Universities are the US’s innovation engine – there’s no shortage of ideas for new, world-changing innovations. The main challenge student [...]
On the Road to Taiwan
August 15th, 2011
A Sneak Peek at the Taipei International Invention Show & Technomart By Kayley Duval I was wheeling through the Taipei International Airport searching for someone holding a card with my name on it. I spotted a sign – “Kaely Dual.” No quite right, but after a marathon journey that spanned the continental United States, the [...]
How to Design & Launch a Game Company
August 11th, 2011
Joseph Balcuk is an inventor and president of RoosterFin, Inc. (www.roosterfin.com), a game design and publishing company. He shares his story and business and inventing insights tonight on Got Invention Radio Presented by Inventors Digest with host Brian Fried. As a mathematician, Joseph began his career as an instructor. Through an educator’s lens he designed [...]
How to Find Low-Cost Patent Help
August 10th, 2011
Q: As an independent inventor I need help writing a patent application. But I don’t have the money to pay for a patent attorney. Where can I go for help? A: There are a couple things that you can do. First, you could see if there are any patent attorneys who might be willing to offer free [...]
How to Avoid Falling Prey to Your Demons
August 9th, 2011
By Patrick Raymond Make no mistake: inventing is a solitary journey. An idea always starts as a personal thought. It cannot happen identically in two separate minds. Speech, images and text can help you communicate your idea to others, but as the inventor, you will always be alone in the pursuit of realizing your vision. [...]
