By Melinda Martin | For and about inventors
As part of AON invent, I am captivated by our principle of providing inventor support as our number one goal. There are many invention services out there that appear to offer a similar service to AON Invent, but the reality is quite different. AON Invent’s primary goal is to shut down nonviable products at the […]
By Melinda Martin | For and about inventors
AON Invent is situated in the heart of America’s retail world. It is hard to believe that there are more than 1,500 Consumer Packaged Goods companies (CPGs) within a 20 minutes of our office. We interact with them on a daily basis, and they all have one thing in common: they need innovation.Retail is often […]
By Melinda Martin | For and about inventors
Have you ever wondered, “Who invented Google” or “who created Google”? The most popular search engine in the world, Google was created by Larry Page and Sergey Brin. With a market value of nearly $2 trillion dollars, it’s easy to forget this tech behemoth came from humble origins.Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and… BackRub?In the summer […]
By Melinda Martin | For and about inventors
As part of our ongoing video series here at AON Invent, the next video in this sequence is “The Origin of AON Invent, A Company That Helps Inventors.” Why did AON Invent even come into existence? How do we help the inventor? You can read through the transcript of the video below.
By Melinda Martin | For and about inventors
As part of AON’s Inventor Series, this week we are showcasing the inventors or YouTube I use YouTube on a daily basis, and I bet you do, too. I have been able to increase my knowledge base extensively in a variety of subject matters: sewing, music theory, science experiments, crafts, and definitely human stupidity. […]
By Melinda Martin | For and about inventors
Inventor Peter Carl GoldmarkDesigning and patenting improvements to existing products can be a huge opportunity, as long as the improvement is substantially better than the original product.You don’t have to start from scratch! According to Smithsonian.com, the “potters wheel” was invented around 3500 B.C. but it wasn’t until 3oo years later that it was adapted to […]