Tag: invent
Chutzpah, the Schmooze, and Entrepreneurship
Posted by Alyson Dutch | Aug 21, 2022 | Featured
‘Anti-typing’ Joys
Posted by Jeremy Losaw | Jul 1, 2021 | Prototyping
Think Like Your Subject
by Jack Lander | Apr 24, 2021 | Lander Zone
The problem we inventors often encounter? If the need, want, problem, or opportunity for an invention isn’t staring us in the face, it’s “out of mind.”
Read MoreFive Educational Intellectual Property Resources You Should Know About
by Inventors Digest | Apr 11, 2021 | Resources
We’re sharing a list of relevant educational resources for anyone getting started on their journey to understand intellectual property.
Read MoreThat’s Using Your Head
by Edith G. Tolchin | Jan 5, 2021 | Features
Eyebandz are a smart combo solution of a hair accessory fashion statement and reading glasses, invented by Valerie Carbone of the Orlando, Florida, area.
Read MoreBe the Chef
by Alyson Dutch | Jan 5, 2021 | Features
There are three aspects of any company that must be in place for it to become its own entity: the product (or service), the operations, and marketing to make it all go.
Read More10 Early Keys
by Don Debelak | Jan 3, 2021 | Features
These 10 criteria are ideal for determining whether your product will be easy for an inventor to introduce and whether it’s worth pursuing.
Read MoreThe 7 Pitfalls
by Jack Lander | Nov 2, 2020 | Lander Zone
If your futuristic invention requires overcoming market resistance, your venture may be doomed even though you are convinced of its practical necessity.
Read MoreThe Fruits of Fear
by Alyson Dutch | Jul 29, 2020 | Features
Most inventors bring things to life to solve a personal problem— whether it’s a fireman who needs a life-saving door wedge that doesn’t melt or an aging actress who created a bra that smooths back fat. In the case of Andres Roban, his fear of aging sprouted a revolutionary skincare line called Ounce of Nature.
Read MoreSimilarities Run Together
by Jeremy Losaw | Jul 29, 2020 | Prototyping
Training for and finishing a marathon are much like the product development process. In product development, prototyping is the currency of training.
Read MoreMaking Products Customer Driven
by Don Debelak | Mar 31, 2020 | Inventing 101
Inventors frequently create a product that satisfies their needs without considering what target customers want. Even if you have one feature they want, be sure you aren’t missing other features that customers also feel are essential.
Read MoreInventing Space
by Jack Lander | Mar 31, 2020 | Lander Zone
What can we invent that is better than shelves, or increases our ability to utilize the wider-than-average shelves that we can install in the laundry room?
Read MoreIdentifying the Right Target Market
by Don Debelak | Sep 29, 2019 | Inventing 101
Choose your target market carefully. There are many factors that determine the right target market, but two important ones are market size and pricing.
Read MoreA Home Cheesemaker, A Pain-Relief Patch & More
by Inventors Digest | Aug 28, 2019 | Bright Ideas
“Whoever had invented long division has a lot to answer for.” ― Joan Lingard
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