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Firms aim to market rural inventions
Livemint This may be the year India's rural inventors and innovators—perennially strapped for funds—start hitting pay dirt in taking their products to the market. A slew of initiatives are under way to back their products, which range from quirky agricultural … |
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With a $ 6 million Series A, Twist for iOS wants to ensure you’ll never wait for someone again — There are times when we see a team and we know that the product that they’re crafting is going to be great. When startup vets Bill Lee and Mike Belshe are behind a project, it would be one of those times.
The iPod was a great invention, but the real money in the iPod and its successors … Some of the markets for Apple here in the U.S. were originally opened up by the New Deal-era rural electrification project. Government funds helped schools buy its …
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KINGSPORT — John Saavedra is a retired postal worker who can bring home the mail when it comes to inventions. The Irmo, S.C., native has completed 10 new inventions since retiring four years ago, and three of those are already patented with the others …
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… assistance leader NewProductHelp.com to create an exciting online presentation for his Mamolo Grenade invention. An eye catching new product designed to appeal to all who love to play outdoors, the Mamolo Grenade features a unique design that provides …
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 Kansas City Star |
KC inventor's self-tuning piano kit raises a key question
Kansas City Star Don Gilmore, a Kansas City mechanical engineer, has invented a self-tuning piano kit that could revolutionize — if not destroy — an industry headquartered in his hometown. |