Leo Hagenson invented the folding camp trailer. He exhibited in the first MIC show in 1958.
The Minnesota Inventors Congress (MIC) invites inventors and the experts who fuel their entry into the marketplace to register for the 2010 Invention & Idea Show.
George Koistinen invented the MinnoMatic minnow bucket. He exhibited at the MIC show in 1961.
The deadline for the early-bird registration rate is May 14.
The MIC works to nurture innovation, a driving force behind the U.S. economy. MIC looks forward to connecting inventors, investors, manufacturers, product scouts, financial service providers, intellectual property attorneys and the general public. The event is June 11 and 12 at Redwood Falls, Minn.
Carl Oja invented the 4-pronged Quad Cane, exhibted at MIC. It led to the creation of ActiveAid, a company now run by Carl’s son Mark in Redwood Falls, Minn.
Since 1958, this international event has showcased innovation and provided an opportunity for aspiring, emerging and established inventors to move from ideas to manufacturing to marketplace.
Inventors from across the country have traveled to the Redwood Area Community Center to test market their products and attend Inventing Success Workshops, hosted by experts who teach the product development process. Some 71 inventors from 18 states showcased their inventions this past June.
Inventors are encouraged to reserve a booth space as soon as possible to market their products. Manufacturers are also invited to make plans to attend and seek out products that match their manufacturing capabilities.
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hi sir
i want to ask about the event ” is that a local or intenational event”
is that available for inventors from outside us to show or not
regards
assem