The rover Curiosity, a $2.5 billion project, has an incredible amount of technology packed into a vehicle the size of compact car. It’s powered by a radioisotope thermoelectric generator which powers itself through radioactive decay so that the rover can make use of these instruments… 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 >>

Do you consider yourself “inventive”? InventHelp’s Invention Girl recently read the 2011 Lemelson-MIT Invention Index, a survey which reveals Americans’ perceptions about invention and innovation, and discovered a few interesting statistics on how young people perceive themselves.

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Here at InventHelp, we think we have the best jobs in the world. InventHelp’s Invention Girl loves to help bring inventors’ ideas to life. As it turns out, there are some other lucky folks out there who get to live in the world of invention fun!
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As InventHelp’s Invention Girl and the rest of world were riveted by reports of the dangerous Conficker worm over the past few weeks, Mac users enjoy the luxury of blowing off the hysteria. Even Invention Guy, a Mac loyalist, watched with amusement as I ran my antivirus program day after day to warn off any attacks on my precious PC.
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InventHelp’s Invention Girl loves the playfulness of April Fool’s Day. Putting a rubber band around the kitchen sink sprayer? Funny. Infecting computers with a dangerous superworm? Not so funny. But, that’s what may happen to some PC users this Wednesday.

You may remember my blog a few weeks ago about high-tech pranksters that hijacked construction road signs. Even I got a little chuckle thinking about road signs blaring warnings like “CAUTION: ZOMBIES AHEAD!!!”, but high-tech pranks like viruses are just mean spirited. Read More >>

Remember a simpler time when really a clever prank involved little more than a carefully placed whoopee cushion?

We at InventHelp love a good gag, but some high-tech jokesters have been pushing the limits lately. Just this week, a Taco Bell in Missouri fell victim to a hacker who commandeered the drive-through radio system. Hungry customers looking for their nacho fix were instead berated with obscenities.
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Despite all the Hallmark hype surrounding the holiday, InventHelp’s Invention Girl just can’t get into Valentine’s Day. It may be that the idea of getting flowers and chocolates year after year on February 14th just doesn’t excite me. Luckily, Invention Guy knows me well enough to understand that my heart melts for technology.
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Whether you’re a football fan or not, the Super Bowl is an event not to be missed. While sports nuts like InventHelp’s Invention Girl yell at the television and jump on the couch, non-sports fans (a.k.a. sane folks) can enjoy one-of-a-kind commercials and epic half-time musical performances. And, of course, there are the Super Bowl parties.
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When I was a youngster, InventHelp’s Invention Girl was not very helpful in the kitchen. Mom would slave away over homemade soups, stews and lasagna while I’d be off playing games. If Nintendo’s Personal Trainer: Cooking had been invented back then, I could have played with my food instead!
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