When Customers Become Fans: Nora Fleming
How Nora Fleming turned a simple invention into a collectible brand with a devoted community of fans.
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Jack Lander Retires After 30 Years at Inventors Digest
After 30 years with Inventors Digest, Jack Lander retires as a contributor while continuing his work helping inventors.
Innovation That’s Fly
From microchips to Super Soakers, NASA innovation has helped shape technology, medicine, safety and everyday life.
The Spirit of ’76
As America celebrates a milestone birthday, its hunger to invent withstands all changes and challenges
How AI Is Changing the Inventor’s Workflow
Inventor Joe Manico explains how AI accelerates research, prior art searching and invention workflows
How myFirst Built Safer Tech for Kids
myFirst founder G-Jay Yong built a safer kids tech ecosystem around creativity, trust and guided access.
Tooth Fairy Reinvented
Dentist’s Tooth Fairy box keeps the magic of childhood alive in an elegant, practical way
Grant Funding Strategies for Inventors
Grant expert Megan Pater explains how inventors can find funding by aligning ideas with the right grants and programs.
From 5G Pioneer to Stroke Detection Innovator
Wireless pioneer Shih Mo left retirement to invent Tiposi, a microwave imaging device designed to detect strokes in seconds.
CES 2026 Recap: AI Trends, Health Tech, and Exhibitor Tips
A recap of CES 2026 with tips for exhibitors attending the world’s most high-profile, high-tech experience
From Licensing to Market: Scott Putnam on Inventing Success
Toy inventor Scott Putnam shares his journey from licensing to manufacturing Swat-N-Scoop
Betty Boop, Public Domain Day, and the Limits of Copyright
Public Domain Day opens new opportunities as early versions of iconic characters become free while later designs remain protected.