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12 Steps to Invent a Product

The Invention Addict 12 Step Program to Invent—Going from Inspiration to Innovation. This is a series of posts on the 12 steps how to invent a product. A DIY class for Inventors. Here are the 12 steps to invent a product: 1. Realization 2. Frustration 3. Ideation 4. Exploration 5. Investigation 6. Simulation 7. Productization [...]

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Introducing the Invention Addict Logo

My branding is ever evolving. Here is my latest logo. Mugs, t-shirts, and hats coming soon. Related Articles Introducing the Invention Addict Logo Invention Addict’s Inventing the Smart Way Channel on YouTube How to Present a Product to Pitchmen DIY Glow in the Dark Moldable Plastic HexLight and Cold Fire – New Inventions from Season [...]

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Invention Addict’s Inventing the Smart Way Channel on YouTube

I have a new Channel on YouTube. Check it out, comment and subscribe.  http://www.youtube.com/user/inventionaddict Related Articles Introducing the Invention Addict Logo Invention Addict’s Inventing the Smart Way Channel on YouTube How to Present a Product to Pitchmen DIY Glow in the Dark Moldable Plastic HexLight and Cold Fire – New Inventions from Season 2 of [...]

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NAO Robot Expresses Emotions

Related Articles NAO Robot Expresses Emotions RoboPlow Robot Videos Walking Robot A Cool Video to Inspire You Thank you for reading. Comments are welcome and encouraged. Let me know what you think.

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How to Present a Product to Pitchmen

Anyone can make a pitch but will it stick? What are the keys to success? Pitchmen is new hit TV show on Discovery Channel. Anthony “Sully” Sullivan continues to make inventors’ dreams come true after the sudden death of his longtime friend Billy Mays. Sully looks to give everyday inventors an opportunity to make their [...]

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DIY Glow in the Dark Moldable Plastic

This is a guest post from Brian over at InstaMorph. Check them out, they offer free shipping and the prices can’t be beat! Glow-in-the-dark stuff; who doesn’t love it? It’s been fascinating us since our youth. Maybe you had some glow in the dark stars stuck to your ceiling or an action figure with a [...]

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HexLight and Cold Fire – New Inventions from Season 2 of Pitchmen

For me the appeal of Pitchmen is not just the inventions. It’s the stories about the people behind the inventions. Like the Marine who invented a better flashlight to help pay for his dad’s medical bills. And the son of an inventor who carries on the dream of his late father with the Cold Fire [...]

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Season 2 of Pitchmen – More New Inventions

This was one of my favorite shows last year. I sure will miss Billy Mays. Sully is back with season two. Here are some details from the Pitchmen Site. In new season of PITCHMEN, Anthony “Sully” Sullivan tries to pick up the pieces and continue making inventors’ dreams come true after the sudden death of [...]

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Turbo Encabulator – A Great New Invention

Check out this facinating explanation of the new invention called the Turbo Encabulator. Related Articles NAO Robot Expresses Emotions Turbo Encabulator – A Great New Invention How Chisels are Made RoboPlow Animator vs. Animation Thank you for reading. Comments are welcome and encouraged. Let me know what you think.

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ZIPZ Shoes The World’s First True Interchangable Shoe

At InventionAddict.com we strive to bring you the best in new inventions. This one is pretty cool and I’m sure kids will really get into to it. It’s called ZIPZ Shoes, sneakers that you can zip apart for a new look. Inventor/entrepreneur John Stefani generated $1.5 million in first-year sales for his patented ZIPZ shoes. The shoes [...]

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Free 2-D CAD Software – DraftSight for you next new invention project

Who does not love free stuff. No strings attached free. CAD is computer aided design or also computer aided drafting. I do most all my CAD work in 3-D because I use my 3-D CAD models for animations, photo realistic renderings and prototypes. There are times when you just need a 2-D drawing for you [...]

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