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The Orah 4i Sets Out To Make 4k VR Streaming Affordable
by Josiah Motley
Livestreaming 360 degree video has never been an easy process, but one
company is looking to change that. What typically would call for expensive rigs or pieced together systems requiring 6+ GoPros, way too many wires, and high processing power, can now be
accomplished with one camera system and one wire, thanks to the Orah 4i.
14-Year-Old Inventor Creates Braille Printer From Legos At The Age Of 12
by Rebecca West
What were you doing at 12? Find out how many young movers and shakers are making a difference in society today with innovative new inventions like a DIY Braille printer made from ordinary toys and other low-cost materials.
Cones Of Smilence : Japan's Top 10 Cute, Kooky & Quirky Traffic Safety Cones
by Steve Levenstein
Safety cones have become so commonplace along Japanese roadways and
walkways, those who deploy them must resort to extremes in order to have
the portable warning sentinels stand out in the crowd. These 10
examples of startling safety cone scenery reflect the current state of
affairs in prominent pyramidal triangulation.
16 Must Have Gifts For Every Part Time Mermaid
by Serena Dorman
Kinda pissed you're not a mermaid? Check out these 16 majestic mermaid products that ever part time mermaid will love more than a dinglehopper.
Honda's Limited Edition HT3 Driving Shoes Put The Rubber To The Road
by Steve Levenstein
Honda reached for the sky with the innovative HondaJet but now the
Japanese automaker has taken a step back with the down-to-earth Honda
HT3 Driving Shoe.
Rise And Shine To The Smell Of Your Sensorwake Alarm Clock With 6 Different Scents
by Rebecca West
How would you like to be coaxed awake each and every morning by the gentle persuasion of your favorite smells? A new product design that appeared at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is about to make that dream a reality. With six different aromas to choose from, which one would you like to wake up to?
Infantino Squeeze Station Lets Parents Create Homemade Baby Food Pouches
by Kim Patterson
Squeeze tubes of fruit and veggie puree are the way to go when you have a little one in tow, but those handy packs can really add up when your baby is sucking them back on a regular basis. The Infantino Squeeze Station allows parents to easily prepare their own baby food pouches.
Scuba Diving Without Tanks? New ‘Artificial Gills’ Concept Design Raising Questions
by Rebecca West
Imagine swimming for up to 45 minutes underwater without having to come up for air with no bulky air tanks strapped to your back. A new device by Triton claims to allow you to do just that. Find out what scientists are saying about the legitimacy of the claim right here.
Winscape Software Allows Users To Wake Up Someplace Different Each Morning Without Ever Leaving Home
by Rebecca West
How do you wake up in a different city with a different view whenever you feel like it without being rich or backpacking throughout Europe? A software and product setup known as Winscape can take you there. Find out how it works right here.
An Easier Way To Shovel Snow?
by Laurie Kay Olson
While the calendar may say it's spring, for many of us there is still a lot of snow on the way. By this time we are getting mighty tired of breaking our backs shoveling so many loads of the white stuff. It's a pain in the . . . back. So what if you could shovel your snow with the ease of using a push mower on your lawn? With a spiral snow shovel that might happen.
Invention Of The Week? Oombrella Is A Smart And Connected Umbrella
by Paul Fitzgerald
We all know that it sure can be a drag when it rains. But a new start-up company in Paris, France, will now help turn the rain into something fun for everyone. Wezzoo has developed Oombrella, which is a smart connected umbrella that actually lets you know when it’s going to rain and sends you notifications to your smartphone so you will never leave it behind.
13 Bloody Awesome Gifts For (The Other) Shark Week
by Serena Dorman
Oh bloody hell, it's that time of the month again - Shark Week. No, not that one, the other Shark Week.
Periods suck, period. Make your special lady time a little more tolerable with some of these awesome period gifts that will totally have you bleeding love.
Invention Of The Week? MicFlip Is First Ever Reversible Micro USB Cable
by Paul Fitzgerald
A start-up company in New York City feels that today’s USB cables and
plugs are not meeting the needs of millions of people who need them
daily. And this is why WinnerGear has developed the MicFlip, which is
the first ever reversible micro USB cable. The question is will the
MicFlip fly on the market?
10 Iconic Designs From Ron Arad's "Restless" London Retrospective
by Toby
.... Arad is afraid of nothing; no medium, no size, no notion that is
unconventional. He experiments. He plays... and you get to relive his
pleasure through his work. Restless is a 30-year retrospective of Arad's greatness... and he is still young.
Serial Inventor Offers Tips & Discounts For InventorSpot Readers
by Ron Callari
Many inventors fantasize about becoming the next great serial inventor — where they can continuously sell one successful product idea after another. It’s the American dream to create something from nothing, have it resonate with the masses, and then sit back and watch the shekels coming rolling in. Roger Brown is one such inventor who has not only entered that rarefied stratosphere, but has also been reaping the benefits of his creativity for over two decades now.
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39948 comments Add Some Eggsitement To Your Easter With Amazing Easter Eggs
by John J. Staughton
Easter is just around the corner, and with it comes the annual task of decorating Easter eggs. This year, leave your pastel paints and your boiled-on plastic sleeves behind. Try your hand at some of these designs which are sure to amaze your children and exhaust your patience...
THINX Are The Best Panties For That Time Of The Month. Period.
by Alicia Zuberbier
If you're a woman, you've probably experienced the dreaded period leak. We live in fear of the tampon that doesn't work or the pad that shifts. One little time-of-the-month malfunction, and you've ruined your underwear, pants, and possibly your grandmother's sofa. A few women invented THINX panties to solve women's plight, so we can look cute, feel comfy and keep calm knowing our favorite pair of jeans will make it another month.
Easter KitKats From Japan Evoke Bunnies & Pancakes
by Steve Levenstein
Nestle Japan has no idea what you're talking about, so they made a limited edition pancake flavored KitKat just for Easter!
Don't Want Candy? 40 Fun Creative Gifts To Fill Your Easter Basket
by Serena Dorman
If you’re looking for a sugar free Easter this year, look no further
(after you read this list, that is). I've searched high
and low to provide you with this ultimate list of 40 awesome, creative and unique non
candy Easter basket stuffers for kids.
TV Show’s Nationwide Casting Call For Inventors Of Outdoor Products Opens
by Ron Callari
Are you an adventurer, outdoor survivalist
or weekend camper? On the many trips you've taken over the years, have
you ever pondered over what products were missing and could add to your
outdoor experience? Out of that group, how many of you have taken it one
step further and actually invented a creative state of the art or
off-the-wall outdoor product — that's ready to knock the winter woolies off the public once the world gets out?
