An Okanagan invention was nominated for a grand prize. The AromaLoc was designed as a non-invasive way to preserve the bouquet of wine which is normally lost in the fermentation process. Now it has been nominated for the 2021 WINnovation Award in California, recognizing those who are making innovative strides …
Read More »Products created by Wilmington and locally developed inventions
When Talia Afoa, a Leland resident, talks about what she does, she uses the term “product development”. That’s because, she says, “If you say you’re an inventor, everyone thinks you’re crazy.” Landmark footage of a mad scientist in a laboratory, emitting howls of maniacal laughter. This stereotype does not apply …
Read More »Local inventor on ‘Shark Tank’ October 8
During a routine home workout in May, Lion Latch inventor and owner Lerin Lockwood of Marble Falls received the notification she’s worked for years. “I was tagged with a ‘Shark Tank’ app,” she said. “I filled out the application form and as soon as I finished training ‘Shark Tank’ called …
Read More »Taiwan leads global invention competition with 45 medals
Last week, Taiwan topped the medal table in a global invention competition, finishing with a total of 45, the China Taiwan Innovation and Invention Society announced yesterday. At the annual International Exhibition of Inventions and New Technologies last Monday, Taiwan won 31 gold, 11 silver and three bronze, with inventions …
Read More »Pahang’s pupil is the world’s “best young inventor”
SHE may be 11 years old, but Maryam Muzamir is already establishing herself as a true inventor. SK (P) Methodist Kuantan fifth-year student Pahang recently landed not one, not two, but three achievements in her first international competition – winning praise from Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob and …
Read More »If not you, then who? Children’s Book Series Launches Classroom Program Encouraging Students to Explore World of Inventions and Inventors
DALLAS (October 1, 2021) – If not you, then who?, the popular book series for preschool and primary school children, launched an educational program for teachers designed to introduce the wide world of inventions and inventors through history to contemporary times in the classroom. class. Each of If not you, …
Read More »The changing landscape of patent assignments
Patent ownership rights in the United States flow from the inventors of the patent. For an entity other than the inventors to obtain these rights, it is essential to ensure that the inventors have effectively assigned the rights in the invention to the entity. This also applies when a company …
Read More »Batman’s Fear State just revealed its most terrifying invention
With Fear State in full swing, Batman unleashes his most terrifying invention to stop Scarecrow, which could have major consequences for Gotham. WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Batman # 113, on sale now from DC Comics. With Fear State in full swing, Gotham City is in real turmoil, …
Read More »Lukashenko says possible Belarusian accession to Russia was invented by the West – Russian Politics & Diplomacy
MINSK, September 30. / TASS /. The question of Belarus joining Russia is absolutely not on the agenda; the leaders of the two countries are wise enough to establish a union that would be stronger than a unitary state, BelTA said Thursday, citing Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko in an interview …
Read More »Richard Kyte: Inventor finds creative sanitation solution with new toilets | Chroniclers
While a traditional dry toilet dumps waste into a pit, where it can sometimes seep into the groundwater and contaminate it, the Department of Health uses topsoil, where organic matter breaks down quickly, to convert more effectively waste nutrients. The other difference between MOH and a typical addiction is that …
Read More »Black Woman First Inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame | Way of life
Two people will join the next enrollment class Black Inventor Who changed the way we work and see. Croak, currently vice president of Google, developed Voice over Internet Protocol, a technology that has enabled many to work from home. Bath then created a laser facoprobe, a device used during surgery …
Read More »Prince William Says ‘Time For A Change Has Come’ As He Lifts A Battle Cry To ‘Unleash Invention’ | Royal | New
The Duke of Cambridge, 39, urged people to take “decisive action” on climate change in an article co-authored with former New York mayor and former US presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, 79. The duo, who wrote for USA Today, compared the current struggle to curb climate change to the space race …
Read More »Scottish inventor signs ‘dream deal’ with Nickelodeon Ninja Turtles to create float to help kids swim
A Scottish father has teamed up with his childhood crime-fighting superheroes to create a tank to help teach kids to swim. Livingston entrepreneur Michael Harkins and his company Turtle Pack have teamed up with Nickelodeon, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) and ViacomCBS Consumer Products to launch the new swim …
Read More »The IEEE Robert N. Noyce Medal awarded to AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su
AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su recently received the Robert N. Noyce Medal from the Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers. She is the first woman to receive an award from the organization. AMD CEO Lisa Su Becomes First Woman to Receive Robert N. Noyce IEEE Medal Robert Norton Noyce (December …
Read More »UK Court of Appeal finds artificial intelligence is not a ‘person’
England and Wales Court of Appeal dismisses case of man who cited artificial intelligence ‘creativity machine’ as inventor in two patent applications A UK Court of Appeal has ruled that artificial intelligence cannot be considered an inventor for the purposes of granting patents. The decision of the Court of Appeal …
Read More »This inspiring young inventor from Toronto won the United Nations best inventor and innovation award and you have to see what he did
Erfan Nouraee is a passionate inventor and young leader who has said that innovation is about change. He recently won a bronze medal for the United Nations’ World’s Best Inventor and Innovation Award, for his creation that literally changed the world. Who is Erfan Nouraee? In addition to being an …
Read More »10 South African innovations and inventions we can be proud of
Through Yasmine Jacobs Sep 25, 2021 Share this article: To shareTweeterTo shareTo shareTo shareE-mailTo share When we think of the origin of inventions and innovations, the first country that comes to mind is not necessarily our beautiful country. We all know that Dr Chris Barnard performed the world’s first heart …
Read More »Innovative activity misses the Leave No Trace rules
COLORADO SPRINGS – The video designed as a fun look at an invention for outdoor thrill seekers is drawing criticism. The device with large sturdy wheels, straps at the bottom of the legs to simulate a skiing experience in summer. Snowboards, mountain bikes and many other outdoor activities were born …
Read More »Inventor turns India’s air pollution into floor tiles
Angad Daryani is an Indian inventor who found a way to turn India’s air pollution into tiles. India is home to 22 of the most polluted cities in the world, killing more than a million people every year. The smog-filled air that blankets Indian cities often contains dangerously high levels …
Read More »Meet a serial entrepreneur, inventor, and author from North Carolina who is shaking up the online communications technology space with an all-new app.
Alfatir Crawford is a wise innovator who has always been at the forefront. Her latest venture is a live chat and messaging app called Chirppie. The mobile app, available on the App Store and Google Play, provides a fun, personal and friendly way for family and friends to meet, chat …
Read More »Meet the 14-year-old whose solar-powered invention is a finalist for Prince William’s Earthshot Prize
Vinisha Umashankar 14-year-old Vinisha Umashankar drives the solar-powered iron cart she designed in Tiruvannamalai, India. Credit – Courtesy of Vinisha Umashankar Tell Vinisha Umashankar that your teenage years are pale compared to hers, and she will quickly remind you that everyone has a different life course. But the 14-year-old also …
Read More »AI system cannot be named inventor of patent, UK court rules
Artificial intelligence updates Sign up for myFT Daily Digest to be the first to know about artificial intelligence news. An artificial intelligence system cannot be named inventor on UK patent applications because it is not a person, a London court ruled in a landmark decision. Stephen Thaler, a US-based AI …
Read More »Amazon Beats Inventor Internet of Things Patent
By Andrew Karpan (Sept. 21, 2021, 7:47 p.m. EDT) – An Arizona federal judge has ruled against an inventor claiming that Amazon’s “Internet of Things” interface infringed its patents on how to enforce the swarm intelligence to microchip processing, concluding that patents cover nothing more than abstract ideas. Monday’s decision …
Read More »For its inventor, the game of life is over.
The Game of Life — the top of the box, I remember. Pink and blue pegs in a plastic toy car. A journey that has led you to university and to a job. A spinner who made a loud roaring sound but needed frequent oiling. Stock and insurance certificates. And …
Read More »The reinvention of Ruby Soho
. Ruby Soho seems to be living the high life now that she has joined AEW. Former Ruby Riott emerged at All Out following a massive public reaction to All Elite Wrestling. It was the most meaningful response she’s ever had if you factor in her time in WWE as …
Read More »7 inventions from Portsmouth and Hampshire that changed the world
Many of these innovations are either still in use today or have changed the world as we know it. The course of some of the most important historical events has been altered from ideas that have arisen in and around Portsmouth. We have selected seven of the most remarkable inventions. …
Read More »An idea for New Bedford’s next big food invention
Less than a week apart, the New Bedford Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival has ended and West Springfield’s Big E has expanded, expecting to tempt over a million hungry guests. Every year at Big E, someone comes up with some silly, crazy, surprisingly tasty food innovation. Someone once replaced …
Read More »Aldi shoppers praise £ 40 SpecialBuy breakfast machine as ‘best invention’
Aldi’s latest SpecialBuy item is proving to be a huge hit with shoppers, with many going to stores to purchase one. The new product has even been hailed as “the best invention”, according to Liverpool Echo readers. Popular SpecialBuy supermarkets arrive in stores across the country every Thursday and Sunday. …
Read More »Clive Sinclair, inventor of the ZX Spectrum personal computer, has died
Clive Sinclair, who invented the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, one of the first personal computers, died of cancer on Thursday at the age of 81, his family confirmed. Sinclair was an inventor with an impressive list of electronic products to his name, some, like his pocket calculator, were very successful, while …
Read More »Languages: still the world’s greatest invention | News, Sports, Jobs
A friend of mine posted on social media last week the widespread use of abbreviations and textual language. The post noted that when the story is written in the future, it is unlikely to have correct spelling and punctuation. Some of the responses lightly joked about the trend. Other responses …
Read More »Clive Sinclair, inventor who helped popularize personal computers, dies at 81
Enter Clive Sinclair. The British inventor’s first personal computer, the ZX80, was a slim deal at $ 200. The invention and its more advanced successors helped bring computing to the masses (and inspired a generation of programmers to create inventive computer games). Most of his inventions were aimed at making …
Read More »British computer inventor Clive Sinclair dies at 81
LONDON – Clive Sinclair, the British inventor and entrepreneur who arguably did more than anyone to inspire an entire generation of children to embrace computers and games, has passed away. He was 81 years old. Sinclair, who rose to prominence in the early 1980s with a series of affordable personal …
Read More »The invention of multilingualism looks to the future
“What repertoires of meaning, of knowledge and of philosophical insights, of spirituality, of connection with our ancestors, will we need in [the coming] years. What preparations do we need to make now? And will English be enough? asked Dr David Gramling, head of the Department of Central, Eastern and Northern …
Read More »Cade Museum celebrates Dr. Bob Cade’s birthday
Dr Bob Cade and Mrs Mary Cade Press release from the Musée de la Cade He was a man before his time. He made groundbreaking discoveries long before phrases like “game changer”, “think outside the box” or “disrupt the status quo” entered our everyday language. Dr. James Robert Cade sought …
Read More »America’s Big Deal will be home buyers’ favorite new TV show! See a first glimpse
What’s the next big idea to take hold of America? Inventor of the miracle mop Joy Mangano offers the chance of a lifetime with a whole new series of live and buyable competitions America’s Big Deal, premiered on USA Network on October 14. Shark aquarium meets QVC, entrepreneurs present new …
Read More »Rainy drive to school prompts teen to find flood solution | Guam News
Seungho “Sunny” Kang is a 17-year-old inventor who has worked hard in recent years to bring his visions to life. Now he owns US patents for four of his inventions. “I’ve always loved doing things and building things. I think it’s interesting to troubleshoot along the way when I do …
Read More »Candy Slide: The Invention That Saves Trick-or-Treating
Despite my sleep deprivation and continued dizziness, I still clearly remember a time from the early days when my firstborn was at home: my mom was in town to help, my husband was home on paternity leave and my baby was sleeping peacefully. Still, I still couldn’t get away from …
Read More »US judge rejects patent offer from AI ‘inventor’
Stephen Thaler had filed for patents on behalf of his DABUS machine in 2019, only for US patent officials to conclude that AI was not eligible because it is not an individual. SAN FRANCISCO: A US judge ruled that artificial intelligence cannot obtain a patent for its creations, ruling that …
Read More »Google Doodle honors Rudolf Weigl, inventor of vaccine that saved Jews from Nazis
Dr Rudolf Weigl developed the first effective typhus vaccine and, along the way, saved thousands of Jews from execution. Google Dr. Rudolf Weigl’s work on a typhus vaccine during World War II saved countless lives, but his rescue skills exceeded the limits of the disease. Weigl was a Polish biologist, …
Read More »Global OBD Telematics Market Growth To Boost With Increasing Innovations And Inventions – UNLV The Rebel Yell
Global OBD Telematics Market Overview, Regional Analysis, Market Share and Competitive Analysis The global OBD Telematics Market is focused on collecting major statistical evidence for the OBD Telematics industry as it offers our readers a valuable addition to guide them in meeting the obstacles surrounding the market. A comprehensive addition …
Read More »InventHelp Inventor Develops Safety Device for Patients Under Anesthesia (ALL-1426) | New
PITTSBURGH, 23 Aug 2021 / PRNewswire / – “I am a medical assistant and thought there should be a way to prevent a patient from unintentionally biting the airway rod of the laryngeal mass under anesthesia,” said an inventor of Peachtree City, Georgia., “So I invented the SLEEVE BITE BLOCK. …
Read More »The weirdest inventions of scuba diving
This video of the week is from the Simply Scuba team. For most normal people, scuba diving equipment is already quite strange, or at least unusual for them. They would describe pipes and fins and a tank, but over the years divers have made some pretty weird inventions. Remember when …
Read More »Comment: One thing leads to another | Previous lake opinion
Most of us have heard or read the phrase, “One thing leads to another. There is even a song on this theme. It’s about the history and the connections and how seemingly disconnected inventions and events, years apart, come together with unintended and unintended consequences. Consider two inventions, the printing …
Read More »This vintage Battle Creek invention is … interesting
Every day I feel like I am learning something new about Southwest Michigan. Today’s lesson was … interesting to say the least. This craft is known as the Battle Creek Roller. It was an invention that crept out of the mind of Dr. John Harvey Kellogg. The exact release date …
Read More »Global Pgm Catalyst Market Growth To Boost With Increasing Innovations And Inventions – KhelPanda
The Global Pgm Catalyst Market 2021 study is a comprehensive document which supports and facilitates the assessment of all aspects of the Pgm Catalysts market. It provides picture of the foundation and framework of the Pgm Catalysts market along with positive and restraining market factors for global and regional growth. …
Read More »Remembering inventor and TV host Ron Popeil: NPR
Popeil, who passed away on July 28, was an infomercial pioneer whose products included Chop-O-Matic, Veg-O-Matic, Smokeless Ashtray and many other household gadgets. Originally released in 1993. DAVE DAVIES, HTE: It’s FRESH AIR. (EXTRACT FROM THE ARCHIVED RECORD) RON POPEIL: Ladies and gentlemen, I’m going to show you the best …
Read More »Australian Judge Decides Inventions Developed By Artificial Intelligence May Benefit From Patent Protection | Weintraub Tobin
In Thaler v. Commissioner of Patents, case number VID 108 of 2021, before the Federal Court of Australia, an Australian federal judge became the first known lawyer to rule that inventions developed by artificial intelligence may qualify for patent protection. The case involved a patent application by Dr. Stephen Thaler, …
Read More »Can an AI be an inventor? New legal judgments say yes.
3D rendering robot learning or machine learning to solve a problem getty Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are changing the way organizations innovate. These systems streamline the innovative process and become valuable tools for creating new solutions to various problems. The challenge was whether a machine-developed solution could qualify …
Read More »Joe Dubin: No. 1 on Mount Rushmore for Inventions | Opinion
Years ago I grew up in Hawaii and at night it could get pretty humid while you were trying to fall asleep. We weren’t far from the North Coast and you’d think a gentle cool breeze from the Pacific Ocean would make everything nice and easy, but it wasn’t. One …
Read More »Yusuf Bilesanmi: a Nigerian who invented a fan that does not use electricity Nigeria news
Nigerian man led team of engineers who made remarkable breakthrough in coronavirus fight with special invention Yusuf Bilesanmi, 37, spearheaded the creation of a fan that doesn’t run on electricity Other than that, the ventilator is easy to use, oxygen efficient, and would be low cost unlike the regular expensive …
Read More »Pump maker loses bid to appeal Roche’s UK patent
Law360, London (July 22, 2021, 5:10 p.m. BST) – A London judge on Thursday denied medical device maker Insulet permission to appeal a ruling that pharmaceutical giant Roche did not prematurely start selling pumps tubeless insulin before patent expires. Pat Treacy, serving as a High Court judge, concluded that Insulet …
Read More »Compulsory licensing in access to covid-19 vaccine by African countries
introduction At the end of 2019, humanity was faced with a new infectious disease caused by a new coronavirus, covid-19 which led, on March 11, 2020, to the World Health Organization (WHO) to declare the state of a global pandemic. . The fight against this new virus required several technical …
Read More »Ergonomics problems lead to the invention for fishermen
Robyn Edie / Stuff Invercargill man Brian Smith with his patented invention, the Rodassista, to help people use their fishing rods. A Southland fisherman has created a device that he says will help with fishing ergonomics. In 2010, Brian Smith noticed that he and others were having issues with their …
Read More »‘Invention Without Limits’: British Museum to Show Over 100 Unpublished Works by Hokusai | Art
More than 100 postcard-sized drawings by the great Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai will be on display to the public for the first time in two centuries after being acquired by the British Museum. Its director, Hartwig Fischer, said the designs were “remarkable and unique” and their rediscovery was “incredible”. Hokusai …
Read More »Purdue obtains 175 utility patents in the United States
The bsmart bandage can assess tissue damage in open and closed wounds, promote healing with its breathable design, and does not require medical personnel for its application. Submitted photo The Indianapolis Business Journal Purdue University researchers received the sixth highest number of U.S. utility patents among universities around the world …
Read More »Best Useful Inventions for People with Disabilities Tips 2021
This blog is about the best useful inventions for people with disabilities. We will do our best to make sure you understand this guide. I hope you will like this blog Best useful inventions for people with disabilities. If your answer is yes, please share after reading this. Check out …
Read More »License this! The competition jury unveiled
the License this! Contest, produced by the leading trade fair organizer of the licensing industry, the Global Licensing Group, and the industry trade association, International licenses, announced the 2021 competition jury of 18 senior executives from all corners of the industry. Some of the companies and licensing agencies represented on …
Read More »Lieutenant Governor Nungesser pays tribute to the poet, longtime professor at UL
Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser is in Acadiana Wednesday evening to honor the life and contributions of Louisiana poet Frederick Nelson. Nelson is not only a WWII veteran, he is also an inventor who spent 40 years teaching physics at UL Lafayette. Nungesser presents a proclamation to Nelson at a ceremony …
Read More »Can Double Obviousness Patenting Be Used To Invalidate Patents That Later Expire Due To The Patent Term Adjustment | Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
We are writing to advise you on an issue currently before the Federal Circuit in a first impression case, as to whether a later filed patent that expires earlier can be used as a benchmark for obvious type double patenting (OTDP) to invalidate a patent. patent that was filed earlier …
Read More »The GOP official dares to say it … gasp! … the truth about the audit
Three years ago, the Arizona Republican Party ordered attorney Stephen Richer to conduct an “independent audit” of the office of Maricopa County Registrar Adrian Fontes to root out fraud. Now all of a sudden Richer – who never found fraud but beat Fontes in 2020 – is seen as a …
Read More »Frustration Leads to Clever Stone Picking Invention | Morrison County File
One thing that just about any farmer can relate to is the frustration of collecting rock, especially with equipment that is supposed to make it easier, but doesn’t necessarily do it. This is something Hillman’s Ted Kasper knows all too well. Many years ago he bought a skeleton bucket. However, …
Read More »The maverick scientist known for his revolutionary inventions
Born July 10, 1856, Nikola Tesla is one of the greatest inventors and scientists. His ideas were ahead of his time. He is the reason why we get electricity in its form today. Tesla is widely known for his extraordinary contributions to the design of the modern AC power system. …
Read More »Supreme Court Confirms But Restricts Transferor Estoppel: What It Means for Your Business and Its Employees | Williams mullen
On June 29, 2021, the Supreme Court published its divisional opinion in Minerva Surgical, Inc. v Hologic, Inc., Et. Al. Judge Kagan’s 5-4 decision upheld the age-old doctrine of the assignee of estoppel, while simultaneously reducing its scope. The doctrine, recognized for the first time in Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. …
Read More »On this History Day – July 8 – Almanac
Today is Thursday, July 8, the 189th day of 2021 with 176 to follow. The moon is declining. The morning stars are Jupiter, Mercury, Neptune, Saturn, and Uranus. The evening stars are Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Saturn and Venus. People born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. They …
Read More »Fed Circ Probes Validity Of Cancer Treatment Patent From $ 1.2 Billion Gain
The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, DC REUTERS / Andrew Kelly summary Law firms Related documents Kite Pharma’s Yescarta Convicted of Infringing Sloan Kettering, Juno Therapeutics Patent Federal Circuit questions whether the patent sufficiently describes the invention The company and law firm names listed …
Read More »Is kakawate an effective pesticide? – Manila Bulletin
(Facebook page of secretary DOST Fortunato de la Peña) The Department of Science and Technology-National Research Council of the Philippines (DOST-NRCP) is eagerly awaiting the issuance of the patent for the insecticide of kakawate (Gliricidia sepium), also known as madre de cacao. The kakawate, a tropical plant, is commonly planted …
Read More »Registered name | Two Santa Cruz County inventor students honored – Santa Cruz Sentinel
Two Santa Cruz County students were recently honored for their ingenuity at the sixth annual Raytheon Technologies Invention Convention in the United States, according to a statement from The Henry Ford. Watsonville sophomore Cala Watson and Aptos fifth grade student Zander Ross were among more than 400 award-winning Kindergarten to …
Read More »Minnesotan helps develop vials for COVID-19 vaccine
Joe Mattson, who graduated from Duluth Central High School in 2009 and graduated from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2013, has worked for Corning in New York as a chemical process engineer for over a year and a half. Mattson worked on the early stages of several projects for …
Read More »Hands-on experiences keep students sharp during the summer months
Camp Invention is a national STEM summer camp for students from Kindergarten to Grade 6. The program has been in Coshocton since 2009 with Coshocton camps and Warsaw primary schools. This year’s modules included building solar-powered robots, a duck launcher, and reverse-engineering a microphone. In addition to local teachers serving …
Read More »Kayak Condos inventor needs help to stay afloat
In 2006, Buddy Doyle of Gardiner, Maine, received a tandem kayak, a gift for helping a friend. This giveaway would inspire a product idea that Doyle said would benefit him and paddlers around the world. The problem, as Doyle discovered, was to lift the kayak onto the roof of his …
Read More »Canadian company Waterotor has designed disruptive new clean technology to generate low-cost electricity from low-flow water
Waterotor CEO Fred Ferguson leads innovation in cleantech If you are the parent of a world famous technology innovator, how do you respect this heritage? How do you follow this act? For Fred Ferguson, the great-great-grandson of telegraph inventor Samuel Morse, the answer was ambitious: revolutionize clean energy. By designing …
Read More »Inventor Benjamin McEvoy’s “Benji Ball” Delights Ball Players of Different Abilities – Sentinel and Enterprise
DUNSTABLE – The crack in the bat may conjure up images of a home run on the Green Monster, but recent UMass Lowell graduate Benjamin McEvoy is hoping to score with an all-new game designed for players often left behind in the sport. Imagined during a family trip to the …
Read More »Orders flock for invention of Ottawa therapist who helps patients on ventilators
An Ottawa respiratory therapist traded in hospital outfits for casual clothes after demand was made for his invention that makes it safer to transport patients on ventilators and switch them to other devices that have skyrocketed during the pandemic. Frank Fiorenza originally got the idea for his product – nicknamed …
Read More »How to vote in the Cadbury Inventor Challenge 2021
Cadbury is introducing three new flavors to its roster and will allow fans to vote to make any of the delicious offerings permanent. That’s right – the Cadbury Inventor competition is back, and it’s asking for help from chocolate fans everywhere. Foodies will be able to choose from three new …
Read More »Australia’s Latest Position on DNA-Based Detection: Fetal DNA Detection Patent Confirmed
The full Federal Court confirmed that the subject matter of a patent for the detection of fetal DNA in the mother’s blood plasma is patentable, but the importation of the results of tests carried out abroad did not infringe . The Full Federal Court has confirmed that Sequenom, Inc’s invention …
Read More »The story of Dharmendra Kumar and his unique invention
They say necessity is the mother of invention, a saying that Dharmendra Kumar from Gopalpur Village in Pilibhit District, Uttar Pradesh, took very seriously. Dharmendra, an electronics engineer who graduated from the Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Kanpur in 2014, was driven by his mother’s health issues to invent …
Read More »University agricultural innovation hubs threatened
Universities are incubators for many of our country’s most popular products, from the HyRed cranberry developed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to the Honeycrisp apple created at the University of Minnesota. Universities have also created corn hybrids, soybean varieties, medicines for humans and livestock, and countless other inventions. University research …
Read More »Patented inventions may infringe existing patents – Newsletters
Patents prohibit a party’s competitors from producing, selling or using the protected invention. However, the possession of a patent does not automatically confer on the owner the right to produce, sell or use his invention since certain aspects may be covered by third party patents. In the evolution of a …
Read More »Students learn STEM principles at Camp Invention Connect
Photo courtesy of Concetta Amey OJ McGrudder is working on a STEM project for Camp Invention Connect. Coweta elementary and middle school students participated in Camp Invention Connect, a virtual science, technology, engineering and math camp. The camp is managed by the National Inventors Hall of Fame, and locally it …
Read More »Exclusive interview with a hoverboard inventor and record holder
Well, it took a long time to prepare. But we were delighted earlier today to have the opportunity to speak with Alexandru Duru, CEO of Omni Hoverboards. Let’s dive into it. Therefore. Like about six years ago, a video came out of nowhere. Alexandru Duru stood on a deca-copter-style device …
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