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Tuesday, December 27th, 2011

Every month, Inventors Digest features new inventions from independent inventors in our Under the Radar section. Get your invention in the magazine; email info@inventorsdigest.com. Put “Radar” in the subject. Spot Me Scott Naidus of Manchester, N.H., has been inventing for some 15 years and has two patents so far. The fitness-industry consultant has practiced what [...]
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Friday, December 23rd, 2011

How the Crowd Can Help Find Prior Art By Cheryl Milone Prior art research is playing an increasingly important role for companies and inventors with potential exposure to intellectual property litigation. Millions of dollars in legal expenses are being spent to understand the true value of patents. In some cases, entire industries are threatened by [...]
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Tuesday, December 20th, 2011

By James Richardson A hundred years ago if you wanted to make a prototype, you broke out your hammer, chisel, lumber, metal, forge and other brawny hardware. Today, you use a keyboard and a mouse. Although 3D modeling software has been around for many years, it was very expensive and used mainly by large corporations. [...]
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Monday, December 5th, 2011

Presentation can be as important as the product itself By B. Collins Scott Lucas has bad news for those who hate clamshell packaging, the nearly impossible-to-open clear plastic fortress that encases many consumer goods – it’s not going away. While many holiday shoppers may lament this fact as they slice, gnaw and wrestle to free [...]
Tags: Interbrand, invention, inventors, manufacturing, Packaging Diva, Perception Research Services, Sinch
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Tuesday, November 29th, 2011

By Jack Lander Many inventors have spent up to $15,000 on their inventions only to find that their product isn’t marketable. Sometimes this is due to obstacles that, despite our best efforts, we couldn’t have foreseen. But more often it is because those we hire to perform services for us have failed to uncover or [...]
Tags: inventing, inventors, license, manufacture, provisional patent application, USPTO
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Wednesday, November 16th, 2011

Inventors often get their start by taking things apart. With that in mind, we asked young folks at FIRST to draft a list of modern devices they’d like to dismantle and re-purpose into other products. 1) Turn a USB Webcam into a microscope Suggested by: FIRST Robotics Competition Team 811 from Nashua, N.H. “Cardinals” 2) Turn [...]
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Monday, November 14th, 2011

Every month, Inventors Digest features new inventions from independent inventors in our Under the Radar section. Get your invention in the magazine; email info@inventorsdigest.com. Put “Radar” in the subject. Homemade Game Guru Last summer global temperatures hit record highs. In response, game inventor and YouTube impresario Luanga ‘Lue’ Nuwame built what’s believed to be the [...]
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Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011

Complaints about AbsolutelyNew Resurface By Mike Drummond Invention submission company AbsolutelyNew says it changed its ways when it changed management a few years ago. But a spat of complaints from inventors has the San Francisco-based company back on the defensive. Disgruntled inventors say AbNew sales reps pressured them to pay upwards of $24,000 and assured [...]
Tags: AbsolutelyNew, International Home and Housewares Show, invention submission company, inventors, licensing, manufacturing, Trade shows, United Inventors Association
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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011

By Lawrence J. Udell When creating a new company, there are many critical parts. None more so than an advisory board. Based on my 60+ years of launching some 40 companies, I’ve found quality advisory boards provide credibility, contacts and critical feedback. They also offer a reality check to “group think” because they are not [...]
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Monday, October 31st, 2011

How to Decide What to Do Next By Jack Lander The burning question most inexperienced inventors ask me is, “I have this great idea, what should I do next?” My answer: 1) Determine what has already been done that’s similar to your invention. 2) Decide which road to success is best for you, based on [...]
Tags: amazon, Google, inventing, inventors, patent, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
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