Inventions: Inventors’ Resources

Archive for March, 2007

Invention helps predict landslides (ShapeAccelArray)

Tuesday, March 6th, 2007

Inventor: Lee Danisch
Inventor’s location: New Brunswick, Canada
Invention: Device that detects shape-shifting (ShapeAccelArray)
Invention’s application: Possible prediction of landslides
In the past, Lee Danisch has developed systems to capture human motion for the animation and automotive industries.
He claims that his latest invention, the ShapeAccelArray, which can track underground movements with hundreds of calibrated sensors, is the first […]

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Patent attorney - how to hire one

Monday, March 5th, 2007

Hiring a patent attorney
Patent attorney - hiring one is very expensive. Still, you need one for filing your patent. So, how do you go about hiring one?
Most newbies consult with a patent attorney as soon as they have an idea which they want to pursue. The patent lawyer will advise that filing for […]

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