Or at Least Conduct a Thorough Patent Search By Jack Lander Advancing an invention from concept to licensed patent that pays you royalties is expensive – about $10,000 for the typical low-tech product. If you produce and market...
Read MoreBy Chris Kane In 1998, when I was 12, I decided I was going to find a way to practice some “gravity defying” tricks on my snowboard and wakeboard during the off-seasons. Unfortunately, there was nothing available anywhere that...
Read More10 collegiate teams to compete in D.C. for cash prizes Invent Now, Inc., in an effort to recognize the outstanding work of this country’s student innovators, announced the 2010 finalists of its annual Collegiate Inventors...
Read MoreMaster housewares licensor and inventor mentor Warren Tuttle graces our virtual studio on Got Invention Radio tonight. Tune in 8 p.m. EST/5 p.m. PST at www.gotinvention.com. Call 877.474.3302 or e-mail your questions...
Read MoreBy Jason Albee To understand the future of fusion, you have to know the past. Around the turn of the 20th century, there lived a young boy named Philo Farnsworth. He grew up on a farm in Idaho, but his interests eclipsed...
Read MoreInventor and licensing mentor Stephen Key is the keynote speaker at Inventors Conference 2010: The Power of Connections, Kentucky’s largest conference for inventors and entrepreneurs, to be held on Tuesday, October 12th,...
Read MoreHow to Score a Home Run Product Despite its notorious reluctance to embrace innovation, Major League Baseball increasingly is finding room for new ideas in America’s oldest pastime. With the World Series upon us, it’s time to...
Read MoreThe National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance just announced the winners of the inaugural BMEStart competition, recognizing undergraduate excellence in biomedical innovation. First place and a $10,000 grant for...
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