We are excited to present you with an opportunity to pitch your product idea LIVE to former Investor Shark and InventHelp’s new company spokesperson, Kevin Harrington, and have your product featured on www.HangWithAShark.com. One participant each week will win a special prize and have their questions answered by Kevin Harrington himself. Hang With A Shark is a way to expose your product and yourself to thousands of people. Read More >>

Have you ever tried making something out of clay, only to have the end result be nothing like you envisioned it to be? Autodesk is the creator of 123D Design, free software which allows you to easily model your own 3D objects, which can later be printed with the help of a 3D printer. Read More >>

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

It’s safe to say that both Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz invented calculus. Like many inventions, people can work independently of one another and come up with the same novel ideas. Leibniz published his findings in 1684 and Newton published his conclusions in 1693, a full 9 years after Leibniz. Read More >>

As much as kids complain about homework, without the invention of school, technological innovations and human progress would come to a halt. In many ways, formal schooling is one of the greatest inventions of mankind and, here’s how it evolved… Read More >>

More than a thousand inventions were on display at the Geneva fair, the world’s largest fair featuring new gadgets, in which a robot assisted with the ribbon cutting. The fair, which ended April 22, showcased… Read More >>

Have you ever been in traffic due to road paving? That may soon be a thing of the past with the Python 5000, a truck which can patch potholes in two minutes with the help of one operator. Read More >>

Have you ever wondered where gasoline comes from? The gas you pump into your car comes from crude oil, which is refined in much the same way alcohol is… Read More >>

1. Two sculptors, one photographer, and one PR assistant meet up with the celebrity to take 200 measurements of their body and head, a process which takes about 2 hours. Madame Tussauds does not have to pay anything to the celebrities and the most awkward moments are the measuring of the crotch area and chest area for females. The sculptors, aside from physically observing the celebrity, get to know the celebrity so that the figure comes alive. Read More >>

Have you ever known that there was a pothole in a specific location and wondered why it took so long to get fixed? Or maybe that pothole still exists. Not many people are willing to call their city and demand that a certain pothole be patched up. This is why the City of Boston is developing Street Bump, an Android app that makes use of a smartphone’s accelerometer and detects potholes so that they can be patched up early, eliminating the need for more expensive repairs at a later time. Read More >>

Kids love playing video games and adults wish that they spent more time interacting with the real physical world. How about a compromise? Mechatars are remote controlled robots that force you to complete offline missions to progress in the corresponding online game, which works in your web browser. The free online game can be accessed from any web browser and, according to reviewers, has impressive game play and graphics. Read More >>