Category Archives for "For and about inventors"

The thrill of seeing your idea come to life  For many inventors, seeing their ideas come to fruition can be one of life’s greatest thrills. However, if done prematurely, prototyping can also result in an unnecessary expense or even a total waste of money. But even the simplest products usually go through at least two […]

How to sell my invention? and how to license my invention? are two of the most common questions asked by inventors. And this is for good reason. Taking a new idea to market is complicated, expensive and risky. That’s why most inventors struggle to transform their concept into a tangible product that will resonate in […]

A Tribute to the Pioneers of Progress National Inventors Day, is celebrated annually on February 11, to honor the creativity and innovation of inventors past and present. President Ronald Reagan signed the proclamation in 1983, acknowledging the significant contributions that inventors have made to society, driving technological advancements and improving the quality of life for […]

The PediSand hands-free foot file won first place on QVC’s Sprouts Contest as the “Next Big Thing”.

Pcore (pee-core) made from postconsumer plastics previously classified as “non-recyclable”

We’ve been kinda quiet on social media platforms these past few months. That’s because the AON team has been completely covered up with projects. Several of the “innovative seeds” that had not yet germinated, decided to all sprout at the same time… and we’re not talking about subtle improvements to existing products. Some of these […]