Slow Path
It took 31 years of planning and constructing before Sicard finalized his concept and became the generally acknowledged inventor of the first commercial snowblower in 1925.
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Author: Reid Creager
New Coke’s Old Debate
Although blind taste tests showed the revised formula was preferred to Pepsi, public reaction to New Coke was even more bitter than the original drink’s taste.
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Celebrating 35 Years of Inventors Digest
It’s hard to overstate the importance of the world’s longest-running magazine on inventing—a publication that has doggedly educated and protected independent inventors through a major stock market crash, an unprecedented terror attack on U.S. soil, a historic recession, and six U.S. presidents.
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Icon for All Seasons
Antonio Pasin’s marketing gamble at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair helped cement the Red Flyer’s place in American history.
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Gaping Gap
Twelve percent.That’s the ratio of inventors awarded United States patents in 2016 who are women, according to a February 2019 report by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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