JBL Patent Service Co., Inc.

10/16/2022

For those uncanny valley girls.

01/23/2017

http://time.com/4572079/best-inventions-2016/

These innovative items made the world better and—in some cases—a little more fun

05/10/2016

http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2016/05/07/why-cost-so-much-patent-application/id=68979/

Many years ago patents and patent applications were short, perhaps a page or two of drawings and several pages of text. As the law became more complex...

10/02/2015

Creepy IP

10/02/2015

Google’s newest patent is a game changer for anyone who wears glasses!!!!


http://qz.com/497363/googles-newest-patent-is-a-game-changer-for-anyone-who-wears-glasses/

If you wear glasses and you run, get excited.

04/15/2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAwdCzSKF8c

Stigo is the world's fastest-folding electric scooter that can be taken along wherever one wishes to go -- a restaurant, apartment, on public transportation ...

01/30/2015

"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently."
Henry Ford

01/09/2015

"Just because something doesn't do what you planned it to do doesn't mean it's useless."
Thomas A. Edison

12/24/2014

Happy Holidays!

12/17/2014

Interesting inventions:

Foot Powered Bike

Image credits: fliz

12/17/2014

"An essential aspect of creativity is not being afraid to fail."
Edwin Land

12/05/2014

Accidental Inventions That Changed The World:

Post-it notes

Inventor: Spencer Silver and Art Fry, researchers in 3M Laboratories.

What he was trying to make: In 1968, Silver made a "low-tack" adhesive at 3M, but he couldn't find a use for it.

How it was created: Silver's adhesive was remarkable for the fact that you could stick something light to it — like a piece of paper — and pull it off without damaging either surface. What's more, the adhesive could be used again and again. He tried to find a marketable use for the product for 3M for years, to seemingly no avail.

Years later, his colleague Fry found himself frustrated when he couldn't find a way to stick papers into his book of hymns at the church choir. And like that, the idea for the Post-it was born — though it wasn't until 1980 that it was launched nationwide.

Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/