Inventions: Page 2
How Do You Know If You Have a Good Idea? Try These 3 Tests.
Here are three ways to test your invention ideas.
Inventors, Here's How to License Your Idea and Make Money
Your honest, no b.s. guide to profitable inventing.
Protecting Your Critical Inventions On A Tight Budget
A three-step system to get the most value with little cost.
These 13-Year-Old Board Game Creators Can Teach All Entrepreneurs a Thing or Two
Lily Brown and Tait Hansen got an early crash course in how the business world works, and have some insights to share.
Supporting The Next Generation Of Inventors: The James Dyson Award
As you might expect for a company founded by an engineer, creativity and ingenuity are at the heart of Dyson, and everything they do is driven by ideas that can spark solutions to global issues. That mission is reflected in the James Dyson Award, the James Dyson Foundation's global competition for young inventors.
Why Your Patent Is Probably Worthless
Filing on inventions that aren't marketable just helps enrich the Patent and Trademark Office.
10 Things You Didn't Realize Were Invented in the 1970s
From the first mobile phone to the Rubik's Cube, check out some of the most impactful inventions from the 1970s.
10 Things You Didn't Realize Were Invented in the 1980s
Without some of these inventions, we're not sure what life would be like today.
French Inventor Is First to Cross English Channel Using a Hoverboard
It wasn't an uninterrupted flight, but it was still historic.
How to de-risk innovation
In a country where there are 1.3 billion and in a world with over 6 billion more people, you have to make sure you know your reason for innovation
10 Things You Didn't Realize Were Invented in the 1990s
From Google.com to Nintendo 64 -- there's much to attribute to the 1990s.
11 Ways to Stop Companies From Ripping Off Your Invention
Have a good idea? Don't give anyone a reason to work around you.
This Entrepreneur Gets Inspiration From His Childhood Inventions
Leo Group managing partner Mossab Otman Basir was raised to push forward an any idea he had. Now his childhood creations remind him to always explore, innovate and iterate.
From Entrepreneur to Shark: How 'Shark Tank' Helped Shape My American Dream
In 2013, Jaimie Siminoff pitched his wi-fi doorbell, but was rejected by the Sharks. This Sunday, the self-made billionaire becomes one of them.
9 Ways Your Company Can Encourage Innovation
Every game-changer ever began as someone's idea. Configure your workplace to nourish your employees' little insights. The benefits can be bountiful.