The patent debate is filled with articles, news and opinions that often include intricate, technical and potentially unfamiliar words. Save the Inventor thought it was about time to clear up all the confusion. With the inventor’s glossary, we will help you cut through the rhetoric and get to the facts surrounding the issue.
This week Save the Inventor has defined demand letters and inter partes review.
Save the Inventor reached out to inventor Keith McNally to learn more about his passion for innovation, what’s next for him, and what advice he has for fellow inventors.
The patent debate is filled with articles, news and opinions that often include intricate, technical and potentially unfamiliar words. Save the Inventor thought it was about time to clear up all the confusion. With the inventor’s glossary, we will help you cut through the rhetoric and get to the facts surrounding the issue.
This week Save the Inventor has defined fee shifting and non-practicing entities.
Save the Inventor reached out to inventor Adrian Pelkus to learn more about his passion for innovation, what’s next for him, and what advice he has for fellow inventors.
STI: What drives you to invent?
AP: My purpose in life is inventing things that help people and or the environment. Accomplishing this is most rewarding. The thrill of creating and seeing something work that was once just an idea is really fun!
Save the Inventor reached out to inventor Sam McCord to learn more about his passion for innovation, what’s next for him, and what advice he has for fellow inventors.
STI: What drives you to invent?
SM: For the sheer enjoyment and challenge to create products that our customers can use and solves a problem or need.
STI: What is the biggest challenge you’ve faced with your invention/patent?
SM: The length of time for the process and the expense.
Save the Inventor reached out to inventor Eric Huber to learn more about his passion for innovation, what’s next for him, and what advice he has for fellow inventors.
Save the Inventor reached out to inventor Brandon Adams to learn more about his passion for innovation, what’s next for him, and what advice he has for fellow inventors.
STI: What drives you to invent?
BA: The determination to create something that solves problems, makes life easier for others, and the mindset of being able to create something that could be the next big idea that changes the world forever. The process of seeing an idea come to life is exhilarating and the thought of being able to change the world is priceless.
In the upcoming weeks Save the Inventor will be highlighting various inventors to learn more about their passion for innovation, what’s next for them, and what advice they have for fellow inventors.
The first inventor spotlight is on, inventor duo, Joe Nafziger and Ben Larson
