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Statutory Invention Registration Does Not Give One Financial Rewards
Sep 3rd
Now that you have gotten yourself an invention, the question is what do you want do with it? Do you want to make money out of it or do you want others to know about your invention so they can benefit from it? You have to be clear on your goals because the answers will lead you to whether you are going to get a Statutory Invention Registration or a patent for your invention.
There are some inventions and ideas that have not been patented and have been used for the greater good such as the biodiesel. Anybody can make a More >
5 Tips For Test Marketing Inventions
Jun 17th
There is no reason that test-marketing inventions should cost 1000s of dollars. A little effort and a lot of imagination and boldness and you can find out how valuable the market will see your invention. If the market places no value on your invention, then your invention idea should stay just that – an idea. Make sure that there is a market for your invention before you spend time and money getting a patent. There are 1000s of patents that will expire without generating a dime in revenue for the inventor. 5 tips for test marketing inventions are: 1. Go More >
The Latest Scientific Inventions and Research
Jun 16th
There is always something new happening in the world of science. In fact, there are so many new scientific discoveries and inventions, that it’s virtually impossible to stay abreast of all the new information. Here are a few really cool new inventions that are under development.
- New research, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), has demonstrated how flying beetles could one day be used surveillance purposes or for search-and-rescue and similar missions. Michel Maharbiz is trying to take advantage of the beetle’s natural abilities by melding insect and machine. The team has wirelessly controlled a giant flower beetle More >
Latest Technological Inventions – Futuristic Inventions Revealed
Jun 1st
The electronics revolution shows no signs of slowing down. When I was a youngster we had dial telephones, AM radio, and black & white TV with a tall antenna on the roof. We did not have microwave ovens, cell phones, computers, FM radio, or GPS systems and there were no satellites. Well hang onto your hats, because the revolution has just begun…
X-ray vision is already here… sort of.
Knowing that radio waves can pass through solid materials, in 2006, engineers at Cambridge Consultants in the UK announced they had built a device they called the Prism 200 which can detect people More >
A Statutory Invention Registration Ties Your Invention to You
Nov 29th
There are some inventions that are not worth much and they are worth a dime a dozen just because it does not work. While there are some that are worth a ton of money and the ones who made them should at least have them registered. There is a law that binds your invention to your name and that is the statutory invention registration. Of course, you can always have it patented so nobody can else can make money out of your invention and copy it.
The patent is more restricting than the statutory invention registration but if your goal is More >
Lessons in Invention Development – Part 2
Oct 7th
The thought entered my mind that perhaps price, place, and promotion weren’t the only lessons to master. But I did redesign the product, too, in search of the right equation. Still, all of my attempts had failed. I had been blinded by my own dogged perseverance, causing me to fail the most crucial lesson of all. But what could that lesson be? I strained to find the answer, but it seemed time had run out. Then it was confirmed: offers for additional financial backing from my investor, representation, and free trade shows ceased, and with them my excitement and enthusiasm. More >
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