Category: Featured
Inventions That Never Caught On
Don’t think for a minute that extreme inventions are limited to the present.
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Hits and Errors
With MLB’s Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) technology, an official in the press box monitors a laptop running a system that electronically determines the call.
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Worth Smiling About
The Indian-American chemist and 2018 National Inventors Hall of Fame inductee Sumita Mitra developed technology that revolutionized the making of dental fillers, a process still used by dentists two decades later.
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Do Influencers Fit for You?
The two types of influencers are self-created and those whose accomplishments make them influencers.
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July 27, 1960 – Andy Griffith Show Copyrighted
The first episode of “The Andy Griffith Show” was copyright registered on July 27, 1960.
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Raising Eyebrows
In just the past few years, the ancient process of permanent makeup has been getting a face-lift in the United States.
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A Modular Indoor Growing System & More
The space- and energy-efficient Click & Grow 25 is an indoor plant growing solution that provides a continuous, significant harvest for a healthier diet.
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June 19, 2018
The 10 millionth utility patent was issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office on June 19, 2018.
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Inventor Update: This Will Be a Big Deal
Shawn Moye and his sports-training product won’t be on “Shark Tank”—at least, not for now. But hey. One national TV show at a time.
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Solitaire With Good Company
No one knows for sure who invented the card game solitaire—or even when, for that matter. But everyone knows that a solitaire game with inventor cards is a great idea.
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Want a Publicist? Timing is Everything
PR is often the first marketing method used for a product or service launch because it is so far-reaching, the objective reportage sets a credibility tone, and it can be very inexpensive.
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