Schlagwort-Archive: innovation

It´s invention Friday!

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Another week went by, yet we present another invention from inpama.com.

This time it is the boat oar with integrated LEDS.

The lantern oar consists of a traditional boat oar with electronics in the shaft giving power to three LEDS; the oar is battery powered but very efficient and long lasting.  The oar is completely functionable and waterproof in every way; you could submerge this oar underwater and there would be no damage or negative effects. The lantern oar is a very usefull outdoor tool that could be used for fishing, recreation and navigation on the water, the inventor says.

USPTO to Hold Texas Regional Inventors Conference in Austin

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As announced in a press release the U.S. Department of Commerce’s United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will hold the Texas Regional Independent Inventors Conference on September 14-15, 2012 in the Thompson Conference Center located on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. Co-hosted by Invent Now® and the University of Texas at Austin, the conference will provide inventors and innovators with education from intellectual property experts in their respective fields and practical advice from successful inventors.

Conference highlights include presentations, workshops, and one-on-one advisory sessions conducted by senior USPTO officials and others who will inform and answer questions about patents and trademarks. Presenters include:

  • Robert Metcalfe (2007 National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductee)
  • Karen C. Parker (Director and International Trade Specialist, Austin U.S. Export Assistance Center, U.S. Commercial Service-Austin, U.S. Dept. of Commerce)
  • John Calvert (Acting Associate Commissioner for Patents, USPTO Office of Innovation Development)
  • Elizabeth Dougherty (Director of Inventor Education, Outreach and Recognition, USPTO Office of Innovation Development)
  • Darnell Jayne (Supervisory Patent Examiner, USPTO Technology Center 3600)
  • Catherine Cain (Trademark Staff Attorney, USPTO)

Space is limited and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Learn more, including how to register, by visiting www.uspto.gov/Austin2012. If you have questions about the conference contact the USPTO’s Office of Innovation Development at 866-767-3848.

Frankfurt here we go again: This time to the Tendence!

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No more waiting… Today we tell you more about the Inventor Shop stand and its products at the most important international consumer goods trade fair in the second half of the year for the home and gift sectors – the Tendence in Frankfurt, Germany, which will take place from 24th until 28th of August.

As you can read on the official homepage around 2000 exhibitors from all over the world will come to showcase their latest products in the Giving and Living areas.

And the Inventor Shop has a whole punch of new stuff!  We will show you brand new products from the InventorHaus in-house lab jordan muthenthaler. No kidding – if you want to you can see a Marian apparition or our milk puzzle.

Actually there´s so much you can see! Our wholesale line includes products from all over the world. The Berlin Standard Time from Germany, the Bunjee from the United Kingdom, the Tea Diver from South Korea or the Inbox from Spain, only to mention a few.

Now there is only one question left… Where can you find us? Well, the Tendence will be held in nine exhibition halls, the Inventor Shop team you find in hall 11.1 Young&Trendy, stand E20. Each day from 9am to 6pm you have the chance to check out our innovative products. We look forward to meet you soon!

It´s invention Friday!

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Here we go again… Yet we present another invention that was uploaded on inpama. com.

This week it is the Silver-Skin.

The Silver-Skin® textile offers a unique combination of natural features and is based on entirely pure components, providing functionality in a new design and style. The Silver-Skin® textile is based on the innovative combination of silver and cotton, as silver provides a number of outstanding natural properties:

• High electrical conductivity
• Excellent thermal conductivity
• Strong optical reflectivity
• Antibacterial protection

Extra flat seams on the outside of the garment as well as labels on the outside ensure perfect wearing comfort without irritating the skin. Along with its high protective properties, this new textile is also perfectly suitable for the everyday life, providing a previously unknown multi-functionality, protection and comfort, the inventors say.

From the early bird straight to the Tendence

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Are you curious how the Lifestyle Fair early bird in Hamburg, Germany was? It was just great! Here are some impressions:

























As you can see we had a lot of visitors and a lot of fun. At our stand we showed the interested crowd a whole bunch of new products. The Alpine Air for instance or our trendy stamps.

And the next fair we will participate at is already coming up. Stay tuned, soon we tell you more about our visit and stand at the Tendence in Frankfurt, Germany, which will take place from August 24th until August 28th.

inpama.com offers a lot of ideas: Here´s one

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As we already told you inpama.com is an online platform for inventors, manufacturers, licensees and investors to meet and work together. It is the marketplace to sell inventions and patents on your own.

Since inpama.com lists a lot of great inventions we also want to show them on this blog. From now on every Friday we will introduce you one.

So let´s get started!… with the ball rider LA.

To ride it you only need gras and a slope. The ball rider LA is driven in a sitting position. The front wheel is controlled by the legs and arms. A special seat design provides for shifting the focus towards the inside of the curve. So that an elegant curve for everyone is possible, even for handicapped persons.

Don´t miss this job opportunity

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Do you want to work for an innovative company with an interesting job opportunity? Here´s your chance!

InventorHaus, Inc. is a privately held company based in Miami, Florida, which offers inventors services such as research, prototype creation or marketing materials. Established in 2011, InventorHaus, Inc., is part of the Erfinderhaus Patentvermarktungs GmbH group, based in Berlin, Germany. Erfinderhaus is a dedicated invention marketing and consulting company which also owns Erfinderladen retail shops in Berlin and Salzburg, Austria.
Currently InventorHaus, Inc. is looking for

Junior Consultants


for its english speaking customers

You should

  • either live in Germany or Austria
  • be a native speaker
  • have enthusiasm for innovative ideas and products
  • enjoy dealing with customers
  • be used to work on your own

InventorHaus, Inc. offers

  • a diversified job within a dynamic team
  • a comprehensive start-up training with seniorconsultants
  • the opportunity to work at home

Interested? Then please send your application to office@inventorhaus.com

For further information contact:
Bettina Lurz
Erfinderhaus Patentvermarktungs GmbH
Innsbrucker Bundesstraße 54
A-5020 Salzburg
Tel: +43 (0) 662 24 33 01 0

Brand New Software Makes Business Intelligence Processes Much Easier!

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Business Intelligence (BI) simplifies daily work in companies worldwide: Complicated data is put together reasonably, gets evaluated and can be used for a set target. But until now there was no standardized approach because every BI-project is different and the common systems hardly allow the reuse of program parts. Nevertheless the demand of BI-solutions continues to grow and BI-consultants face high, individual customer needs.

Regarding this problem the Austrian Start-up company Business Intelligence Accelerator from Hagenberg has a revolutionary solution: Its software of the same name is a Visual Studio Add-Inn, which generates custom-defined settings and efficient guidelines for a standardized use of different BI-projects based on Microsoft technology.

The innovative software Business Intelligence Accelerator (BIA) can be used where ever data needs to be extracted, loaded or transformed. So called SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) packages know how the data needs to be extracted and transformed. Until now these packages had to be put together manually – a potential source of error and a time consuming process.


The Business Intelligence Accelerator is a set of modules, which allow the generation of Microsoft SSIS-packages from predefined templates. Time consuming generation and servicing is not necessary, this is reducing time and cost, not only in the development, but also in running the system. Currently BIA supports Microsoft SQL Server, SAP (separate license from Theobald Software GmbH is necessary) and Flatfiles – the list of supported providers is continuously extended.

BIA Business Intelligence Accelerator supports anyone who is developing BI-solutions based on Microsoft technology, from development through to operation. Time for development is reduced up to 50 percent and the approach on three levels offers a lot of advantages:

1)      Many possible templates are already within the scope of supply. These cover the most common integration scenarios. It´s also possible to create a custom made template.

2)      The SSIS-generator creates templates automatically. Should there be a change on the ETL-process, may it be the templates or the source system, the packages are updated.

3)      The user is creating a complete, totally up to date documentation of his Data Warehouse.


Soon Markus Krenn, CEO of the Austrian company and Microsoft Gold-partner, will present the revolutionary software to an international audience for the first time: in Toronto, Canada at the Microsoft World Partner Conference, which takes place from July 8 to 12, 2012.

The founder and owner of the Hagenberger company, works as a BI-consultant himself, has a lot of experience and knows exactly what is needed. In cooperation with the Erfinderhaus Patentvermarktungs GmbH he is now looking for partners who will support the trend-setting project.

Four Regional U.S. Patent Offices To Speed Up the Patent Process

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The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) announced plans to open regional USPTO offices in or around Dallas, Texas, Denver, Colorado, and Silicon Valley, California. These offices are in addition to the already-announced first USPTO satellite office to open on July 13 in Detroit, Michigan. The four offices will function as hubs of innovation and creativity, helping protect and foster American innovation in the global marketplace, helping businesses cut through red tape, and creating new economic opportunities in each of the local communities.

The offices will help the USPTO attract talented IP experts throughout the country who will work closely with entrepreneurs to process patent applications, reduce the backlog of unexamined patents, and speed up the overall process, allowing businesses to move their innovation to market more quickly, and giving them more room to create new jobs.

Selection of the four sites was based upon a comprehensive analysis of criteria including geographical diversity, regional economic impact, ability to recruit and retain employees, and the ability to engage the intellectual property community.

The Leahy-Smith America Invents Act of 2011 (AIA), signed into law by President Obama in September, requires the USPTO to establish regional satellite locations as part of a larger effort to modernize the U.S. patent system over the next three years.

Smart pants for your phone

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Smartphones need smart jeans. Alphyn Industries just devoloped them.

The DELTA415 jeans feature our Gen-2 Wearcom™ smartphone pocket with a zippered flap for a more discrete look, secure and easy retrieval, and full usability of the smartphone while sitting down, the company writes on its website.

Here´s the smart pants demo: