Here at InventionHome our goal is to get your product in front of companies and ultimately negotiate and land a lucrative license agreement for you. However, there may be times when some inventors find themselves with an opportunity to pitch their products directly to a company. If faced with this opportunity, there is no need to be… more

The handheld fidget spinner toy is one of the newest popular inventions on the market today for both children and adults. They’ve been around for years, but recently exploded in popularity! According to the Wall Street Journal, fidget spinners sales brought in revenue totaling $2.6 million last month ($31 Million analyzed), and one toy manufacturer told the paper… more

All inventors would love to come up with the next hot product to hit the market. That’s the main thing you have in common with manufacturers and retailers, who are also trying to find the next big thing. If you are inventing a consumer product, you might appreciate some insights that we picked up at the recent… more

There’s a lot to think about when you come up with a good idea. Exactly how will it work? What problem does it solve? Who will be interested in my idea? What’s my next step to show my idea? But honestly, one of the first things you should consider is patent protection of your idea. This wasn’t… more

Going through the process of patenting and marketing a new invention idea can be an overwhelming thought for many people. You may wonder:  “Where do I start, and what steps do I need to take?” And the even bigger question is:  “Who can I trust?” You realize that the process might be difficult to do on your… more

If your goal is to license your invention to a company for ongoing royalty payments, you will more than likely need some form of prototype or design to showcase your idea. A 3D virtual prototype can make it much easier for a company to visualize your invention and determine if they should invest into developing, manufacturing, and… more

In 1953, the Just Born Candy Company bought Rodda Candy Company and quickly become fascinated with its production of marshmallow chicks.  At the time, the chicks were made by hand at the rate of 27 hours per peep. By 1954, Peeps were being produced by the masses. New shapes other than the chicks were produced following a theme… more

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