Did you ever wish it were possible to record your dreams or thoughts and have them shown on video? UC Berkeley researchers have come one giant step closer to making that happen. Read More >>

Have you ever looked at your veins? At how delicate and complex they seem? Researchers in Germany aren’t too impressed with them because they have developed a system for printing blood vessels using a 3D printer! Read More >>

The InventHelp/INPEX New Product Showcase at the Electronic Retailing Association’s Direct-to-Consumer Convention (ERA D2C) gave inventors the opportunity to pitch their ideas to a panel of professionals in the direct response industry. Read More >>

Have you ever wondered how movies are able to film fast moving chase scenes in rugged terrain with no camera shaking? The Russian Arm, which was developed Filmotechnic, is a high tech camera stabilizer and controller that can be attached to the top of a bus, car, boat, or any moving platform, giving directors the ability to shoot intense action scenes. Read More >>

Copywriters spend months trying to come up with an ad that is memorable for billboard applications. And even when they do manage to create a lasting impression, it’s unlikely you’ll remember it for too long. Read More >>

Have you ever been just a little confused on playing surfaces with multiple fields drawn on? Yes, you’re playing basketball on a basketball court, but you’re also playing on a volleyball, soccer, street hockey, and/or tennis court, each with its own set of boundaries and lines. LEDSSPORT, headquartered in the Netherlands, uses low-output LED technology in order to turn on and off boundaries on a court so that only one set of lines is visible, removing clutter. Read More >>

Lung cancer is the most deadly form of cancer, claiming approximately 1.4 million lives each year, which is why there is much excitement following Cuba’s release of the world’s first therapeutic lung cancer vaccine. Read More >>

There’s a good chance you were one of the many people who felt the most recent earthquake, which hit much of the East Coast, from South Carolina to Maine. There’s also a good chance you were stuck on one of the upper floors of high-rise building, feeling the earthquake’s full effects. Read More >>

Curling up on the couch and sipping on a nice glass of wine after I get home is one way I like to unwind after a busy day of work at the InventHelp office. Although I do enjoy a glass from time to time, I am by no means a wine connoisseur. I’m always impressed by those who can distinguish between grape varieties and vintages just by taking a simple swig. It takes a sophisticated palette to detect the subtle differences of wine – which I do not possess!

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One thing InventHelp’s Invention Girl has a lot of is keys – keys for the house, keys for the car, and many keys for the office. You always know when I’m walking nearby from the obnoxious jingling noise they make!

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