by KevMako | Oct 31, 2012 | Invention Tips, Prototyping
MAKO Blog | Many inventors spend their time tinkering away at a model of their idea and end up with a fully functional prototype. This finished prototype will often sit unattended for a period of time during which the inventor considers the next logical step. Often...
by KevMako | Oct 16, 2012 | Invention Tips
MAKO Blog | Cocktail parties are to socialites as trade shows are to inventors. There’s no better place to check out and mingle with dozens of manufacturers and distributors than at a trade show. For an inventor, these shows offer a fast and easy way to meet and learn...
by MAKO Design + Invent | Oct 16, 2012 | Invention Tips, Patenting
MAKO Blog | The patent application process is not simple or straightforward, and plenty of inventors have made mistakes that ended up costing them their patent. Even a well-researched and careful attempt to register a patent can run into unforeseen blunders. Learning...
by KevMako | Oct 16, 2012 | Inventions
MAKO Blog | In an effort to save thousands of children from chemical injuries, a group of medical researchers and engineers have teamed up to design what they hope will be a truly child-proof spray bottle. In addition to the typical forward-facing trigger, their new...
by KevMako | Oct 11, 2012 | Innovation, Invention News
MAKO Blog | Predicting future consumer trends is a helpful strategy for designing new inventions. It’s about as easy as inventing a personal computer; however, which is why we don’t encounter innovative minds such as Steve Jobs’ every day. Luckily, we can learn from...
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