Inventions Articles

1). Invention Marketing and Licensing for the Inventor By : Elias Borges
There are a lot of less than forthright organizations that allegedly help individuals sell their inventions to industry. In all my years of working as a patent lawyer, I have never come across a single person who ever used one of these organizations to effectively market or sell their invention. However, I have met several who successfully marketed their inventions themselves.
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2). Egos and the Workplace, a Question of Shortsightedness By : Thomas Sheerin
How many times have you seen a promotion elevate a person’s sense of themselves far beyond what seems warranted? Or are you familiar with the individual who constantly finds fault with the efforts of others as an obvious device to showcase their own greatness? But greatness is not measured in being a big fish in a small pond. Greatness is being a big fish in a big pond, that pond being the entire world .
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3). Ideas For New Products And Inventions By : Steve Gillman
How many new products and inventions can you dream up with in thirty minutes? At least a few if you know the techniques of innovation and creative problem solving. The following are thirty minute's worth, with some notes at how they were arrived at. New Products and Inventions From Old A fast way to invent new things is to start with existing concepts and find new applications.
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4). Hidden Cameras For Pets By : Steve Gillman
You can find hidden cameras for all sorts of purposes now. They come in all sorts of things too. You can get teddy bears with a camera in the nose, to watch the babysitter. A pack of cigarettes that is actually a camera can record your conversations. However, there is one camera invention that I haven't yet seen marketed: hidden pet cameras. I imagine it has been done a number of times by those who play with - I mean work with - surveillance equipment.
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5). Does Your New Product Qualify For A Patent By : Robert Michael
If you've created something unique and something you believe to be marketable the subject of patents should be of immense interest to you. Without a patent your idea could be stolen from you. With a patent in place the concept, and its financial rewards, are yours for a minimum of 17 and a maximum of 20 years. Does your new product qualify for a patent, however? To determine this you'll need to not only prove its uniqueness but to also make sure it's not disqualified for category.
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6). Patent It - If You Don't, Someone Else Will! By : Loreno Lepe
Do you have an invention that has been burrowing away in your mind for years? Do you think it could make you real money, but you lack the financial ability to do anything about it at the moment? If you do, you might want to consider applying for a patent. Whilst it can seem quite expensive to buy a patent for something that is currently only an idea, it can be well worth it in the long run.
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7). How To Make Money From Latest Craze Products By : Jason Lewis
In 1975 the amazing 'Pet Rock' phenomenon began. Like most 'latest craze' products it didn't last forever, but it did make the creator a ton of money at the time. In this article we look at the best way to profit from 'latest craze' products...
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8). New Inventions I Would Like To See By : Steve Gillman
Do you want to create money-making new inventions? Not me. I just like to dream them up. Here are some of the new ideas I would love to see created in reality. I hope a reader or two will do something with them. New Inventions For Outdoors Free-standing tents without poles: The idea here is to have two inflatable sleeves that criss-cross over the top of a dome-style tent.
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9). Weird Inventions By : Steve Gillman
Weird inventions can be profitable. I just saw a report on the news about an automated dog wash at a car wash. Get the car and the dog clean all at once! Of course, ideas for inventions that are just weird and interesting or funny is okay too. By the way, the ideas below are not patented, so feel free to take them, make them, patent them and earn a few dollars with them.
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10). Calling all Inventors: Six ways to make money on your big idea. By : Jerry Weinstock
Learn how to turn your dream into a true money-making invention. Use these six tips to build a foundation for success in today’s competitive mass retail market. 1. Protect yourself. The first step to success is making the investment to protect yourself. It can cost anywhere from $500 or even $10,000 to patent your idea, but it’s worth it. This is an area you don’t want to skimp on, even if it means you have less to spend elsewhere.
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11). Before You Apply For A Patent Make Sure You Read The Following. By : Robert Michael
You've got a great new concept. You've invented something so unique that it's worthy of patent. Or is it? Surely no one has already come up with such a unique concept or product. Or have they? Before you apply for a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that is exactly what you'll need to find out. The PTO is, as the federal patent source in the United States, also the storage facility for all patent information in the country.
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12). How Does Your Invention Fare? By : Eric Corl
Some mistakes are just too fatal to overcome. If you make them, your invention is pretty much dead on the water with no hope for success.
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13). Raising Money for Your Invention By : Eric Corl
Raising money for your invention is an important step, and one that should not be taken lightly.
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14). Are All Ideas Created Equal? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Inventors continually prove that not every idea is a good idea.
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15). How to Commercialize New Ideas By : Eric Corl
Hollywood and popular literature tend to glorify the selfless inventor who innovates out of benevolence for mankind, with no care for personal gain.
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16). How to Profit From University Commercialization Inefficiency By : Eric Corl
If you are looking for a patent on something and the traditional sources have come up empty, you may be overlooking something: the massive amounts of stagnant intellectual property at universities.
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17). Five Key Networking Tips for Inventors By : Eric Corl
In this article its discussed the five most important networking tips for inventors.
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18). Frequently Asked Questions About The Invention Process By : Victor Martel
How does an inventor get started with their invention idea? A brief overview describes what to do and what not to do to help inventors move forward.
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19). Is Inventiveness Still In? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Inventiveness is part of the American character. American inventiveness began with our first and most important invention - our independence.
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20). Is It As American As Apple Pie? By : Knight Pierce Hirst
Necessity is meant to be the mother of invention. Does that mean all inventions are necessary? Was the Pet Rock necessary?
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