Patents: What is a Patent?
By Chris Tanner | Intellectual Property
A patent is a legal mechanism for describing and protecting an invention by excluding others from making, using or selling it for a certain period of time.
By Chris Tanner | Intellectual Property
A patent is a legal mechanism for describing and protecting an invention by excluding others from making, using or selling it for a certain period of time.
By Larry Robertson, CEO | Viewpoints & Perspectives
“Mail” travels at the speed of light these days. Nearly everyone in the developed world has a phone in their pocket. But in many ways, business communication is more awkward and less efficient today, than it was a couple of decades ago… especially in corporate America. Long gone are the days when you could call […]
By Larry Robertson, CEO | Viewpoints & Perspectives
Most retail pundits assume victory in the chain wars, will be determined by e-com apps and delivery speed. And while making that consumer-to-product connection in the fewest number of keystrokes may be the holy grail of retail tech, often absent in this conversation is any mention of “merchandise.” So how did this happen? How did merchandise […]
By Larry Robertson, CEO | Inventors
A few years back, Randy Haley and his wife Tawni, of Bryant Arkansas were having dinner with friends who had just spent a frustrating afternoon shopping for a baby stroller for their twins. Between the local mall, big box stores and the internet, their friends had looked at hundreds of strollers. Unfortunately, none offered “all” […]
By Larry Robertson, CEO | Inventors
The modern toilet just became a lot more modern. The flush-down toilet seat closer by AON Invent
By Larry Robertson, CEO | Viewpoints & Perspectives
While the retail industry has been investing billions to develop technologies to improve the speed and efficiency of customer transactions, AON Invent has been collaborating with every-day consumers and independent inventors on four continents to develop new and innovative products for them to sell. After all, who knows more about the “stuff” people want to buy, than […]