An innovative new product designed to fulfill an important retail shopping function, the EZ-Scan, has been developed by inventor Jason Craig of Denver, Colorado. The invention’s unique design helps consumers insure they are financially responsible and prudent when out shopping.
An innovative and useful new product intended to serve as a potential life-saving device, the Save-A-Child Safety Seat Alarm, has been developed by James Westerhoff, II, originally of Wichita Falls, Texas and a 1978 H.H.S. graduate. The invention’s unique design helps insure that children are not inadvertently left behind in a car.
An eye-catching and innovative sports novelty product, the Three Pointer, has been developed by Doug and Dustin Hopinkah of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The invention’s unique design provides its users with a creative twist on a widely popular item used when rooting for one’s team at a stadium.
An innovative new product designed to effectively address a common problem related to digital photography, the Peep Sight, has been developed by Robert Hein of San Diego, California. The invention’s unique design enables its users to take quality digital photos even when there is significant glare from sunlight on the camera’s viewing screen. The user will simply look through the Peep Sight and take the photos they wish to take.
An innovative and highly effective new product designed to fulfill an important personal safety need, the Secure Safe, has been developed by Barbara and Josita Aguon of Hagatna, Guam. The invention’s unique design enables a parent or responsible caregiver to be alerted when their child or other person they are responsible for has walked or has been taken away from within a safety parameter or preset zone.
An innovative new product designed to serve as a valuable accessory for the protection of society’s most vulnerable citizens, the Traccessories, has been developed by Vanessa Jackson of Las Vegas, Nevada. The invention’s unique design enables allows its users to precisely track the whereabouts of loved ones such as children and adults with conditions of disorientation.
An innovative new product designed to effectively address a common problem related to a widely used telecommunications product, the Hanson Adapter, has been developed by Michael Hanson of Litchfield Park, Arizona. The invention’s unique design enables it to serve as a highly useful accessory for those who utilize stationary handset phones.
An innovative new product designed to effectively address a common problem for those with compromised vision, the Dining Lite, has been developed by Jeannette Zaza of Gilford, New Hampshire. The invention’s unique design insures its users that they have sufficient lighting available when eating.
An innovative and highly useful new maternity product, the Belly Bed, has been developed by Michael Thomas of Bronx, New York. The invention’s unique design enables it to provide pregnant women with unprecedented comfort when lying and sleeping on their stomach.
An innovative new product designed to effectively address a common need for those who utilize backpacks outdoors, the Modified Doobie, has been developed by Normand Dube of Charlottesville, Virginia. The invention’s unique design enables a water purification system to collect, filter, and dispense clean water for its users when outdoors.