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A Recap of INPEX® 2007 For the inventing community, INPEX® is a chance to potentially network with fellow inventors, manufacturers and company representatives. This year's INPEX® followed in the tradition of bringing innovators and industry together under one roof. Held June 6-9, 2007, INPEX® featured over a thousand inventions from around the world. This unique environment is designed to help inventors gain exposure and obtain feedback on their ideas. Read more about INPEX® 2007 America's Largest Invention Trade Show |
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Coming Soon...INPEX® 2007! If you have an invention, INPEX® is just around the corner. INPEX® is America's Largest Invention Trade Show, and it offers inventors an opportunity to obtain feedback and attempt to gain exposure for their ideas. The good news is that it's not too late to sign up for INPEX®, the Invention & New Product Exposition. This year's show will be held June 6-9, 2007 at the Pittsburgh ExpoMart, a unique facility located just a short walk from shopping, restaurants and entertainment. Learn more about INPEX® America's Largest Invention Trade Show |
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World Business Review Selects InventHelp® as Invention Industry Expert What do companies like Apple Computer, Inc., Coca-Cola and InventHelp® have in common? They've each been selected as experts and leaders in their respective fields by the television series World Business Review. Hosted by General Norman Schwarzkopf, the weekly series is among the longest running programs utilizing the newsmagazine format. Read more about InventHelp's World Business Review appearance |
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Exhibiting Opportunity for Inventors If you have a housewares product or invention, join INPEX® and display it in the Inventor's Corner at the International Home and Housewares Show, March 11-13, 2007 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. Sponsored by INPEX®, Inventor's Corner is a special program for inventors who would like to exhibit at a national trade show. Learn more about exhibiting at the 2007 International Home & Housewares Show |
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Inventors Reflect on the INPEX® 2005 Experience This past June 8-11 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, InventHelp® held its annual invention trade show, the Invention/New Product Exposition (INPEX®). For the 21st year, America's largest invention trade show provided a forum for inventors and entrepreneurs to exhibit their inventions and attempt to make personal contacts with business representatives. The show floor had a constant buzz as exhibitors sought to demonstrate their inventions, and attendees offered their feedback. Read what inventors are saying about the 2005 Invention Show |
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How to Photograph Your Invention Model or Prototype Photography for most of us is simply a way to preserve family memories. But inventors, too, may find a use for a photograph of their invention. Accordingly, independent inventors can attempt to harness this tool without hiring a professional photographer. Just follow the tips here. Read InventHelp's tips on how to photograph your invention prototype |
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Inventions and the Presidency Ever since George Washington signed the first Bill into law establishing the US patent system, the office of the presidency and the world of inventing have been forever entwined, either directly or indirectly. In this election year, InventHelp® is pleased to share these invention stories and how they relate to our United States presidents. Learn how inventions influenced Washington, Van Buren, Reagan and others |
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Sloan's Conception of the Corporation "His ideas were so clearly correct that we have forgotten that they were an invention." These are the words Dr. Schein of MIT's Alfred P. Sloan School of Management uses to sum up the contributions of Alfred Sloan. Sometimes inventions that come in the form of ideas are so significant to our society that we actually forget they were invented at one point in time. Alfred Sloan's conception of the modern American corporation is one of these inventions. Before Sloan, people had a totally different concept of the Corporation |
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Chester Carlson and the Invention of the Photocopier At the age of 12 Chester Carlson told his cousin Roy, "Someday, I'm going to make a great invention." Throughout his life, Carlson would walk from place to place with a notebook in his hand and jot down ideas for changing the world. He was always looking for ways to make life easier for people. Learn how Chester Carlson came to invent the photocopying process |
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Contests for Inventors Did you know there are contests for inventors? Some are geared towards high school students, some are run by corporations and some are sponsored by universities. |
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One Man's Mistake is Another's Inspiration They are probably all over your computer at work. You use them at home to post the shopping list on the fridge, to leave a telephone message where it will be seen, or to flag a page in a catalog. They even come in a software version so you can remind yourself of tasks and appointments right on your computer screen. Have you guessed yet? That's right, we're talking about – Post It® Notes. Art Fry gives his 'Characteristics of Inventors' at INPEX® Inventors University™ |
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InventHelp's Opinion: United States Patent and Trademark Fee Modernization Act of 2003 On April 3, 2002 Bill H.R. 1561 entitled the "United States Patent and Trademark Fee Modernization Act of 2003" was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives. This Bill outlines a schedule of increased patent fees to help fund the USPTO's "Strategic 21st Century Plan." Read InventHelp's opinion on the US Patent Office's Fee Modernization Act of 2003 |
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