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Ford Invention Provides Drinking Water From Air Conditioner

Two of Dearborn automaker Ford Motor Co.’s engineers developed the idea for On-The-Go H20, a system that collects condensation from vehicle air conditioners. Once the fluid is collected, it is run through a filter and then pumped into a faucet located …
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30 of the brightest tech innovations from the UK

The UK’s rich history of innovation and invention has provided the world with ideas and products we can’t live without – the mobile phone you could be reading this article on began as the humble telephone back in 1876. This year marks three decades of …
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World Patent Marketing Success Team Presents Reel Cover, A Mobile Accessory Invention That Protects Mobile Phones From Damage

World Patent Marketing Reviews a New Mobile Accessory Invention. Will Reel Cover Be The Next World Patent Marketing Low Cost Success Story? World Patent Marketing, a vertically integrated manufacturer and engineer of patented products, introduces Reel …
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Prevenge review – audacious horror from a mother of invention

Pregnancy is a bloody business as writer-director Alice Lowe stars as an expectant mother urged into a killing spree by her unborn baby ‘Teetering between laughter and threat’: Alice Lowe as a murderous mother-to-be in her film Prevenge. Photograph …
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It’s Finally Here: Simple New Invention That Will Prevent You From Ever Losing Your Guitar Pick

Today in guitar stuff, meet the Pick Slinger, a handy little gizmo that basically attaches a pick to your fingers. Not only does the gizmo prevent you from losing your plectrum, but it also allows you to sling it, putting it in and out of your hand in a …
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Another Friendly Reminder from the CAFC – Use of “the Present Invention” is Clear and Unequivocal Evidence of Disavowal

Disavowal can occur when a patent holder disavows the full scope of claim terms in the specification or during prosecution (e.g., through the doctrine of prosecution history estoppel). In either event, disavowal requires clear and unequivocal evidence …
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