Category: Inventiveness

The Baby Saver

by Inventors Digest | Aug 25, 2021 | Inventiveness

IoT Corner Plans to stage an augmented reality launch of the new Williams Formula 1 race car for...

Why is That?

by Inventors Digest | Jun 24, 2021 | Inventiveness

It’s a big peel-and-stick decal of two random senior citizens riding in a golf cart.

How Many Patents Did Thomas Edison Have for Storage Batteries?

by Inventors Digest | Apr 24, 2021 | Inventiveness

About 13 percent of Thomas Edison’s total of 1,093 patents were for storage batteries. 35% were for electric lights and power.

A Versatile Phone Case & Other Inventive Ideas

by Inventors Digest | Feb 28, 2021 | Inventiveness

Check out these innovative new inventions, including a versatile phone case, a two-in-one coffee grinder, a smart bird feeder and more.

What is a Work Wonnie?

by Inventors Digest | Feb 26, 2021 | Inventiveness

It’s a Work Wonnie—a grown-up onesie that lets you look professional during typical seated teleconferenced videos while your lower half does the jogger pants home-lounging thing.

What is the Undisputed Greatest Invention of All Time?

by Inventors Digest | Dec 3, 2020 | Inventiveness

What bigthink.com found may surprise you.

Printing Ear Guards for Health Care Workers

by Inventors Digest | Nov 2, 2020 | Inventiveness

The Bacon-Scented Mustache, is a 4-inch-wide mustache with adhesive backing. The ‘stache is made of synthetic hair and smells like bacon.

BBC’s New Virtual Assistant

by Inventors Digest | Sep 30, 2020 | Inventiveness

The British Broadcasting Corporation announced plans to launch its own virtual assistant.Dubbed Beeb, the system can be deployed across a range of smart speakers, TVs and mobile phones without its own specific hardware.

An Alarm Clock That Runs Away

by Inventors Digest | Aug 31, 2020 | Inventiveness

It’s a clock, of course. But the wheels tell you it’s something very different: specifically, an alarm clock that runs away if you don’t shut it off in time.

A New Way to Spoil Your Dog + Other Unique Inventions

by Inventors Digest | Jul 31, 2020 | Inventiveness

Nicholas Baldeck from France built a smart home hub that runs off the electrolytes in a potato. The device, powered by what he calls a NeuraSpud antenna, features Bluetooth and has an app to allow any potato to become your next smart home personal assistant.