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Glasses-free 3D technology “made in Germany” inside new 3D Panel for Sony Vaio S Notebooks At IFA in Berlin, the global trade show for consumer electronics from September 2nd to 7th, Sony presents the new 3D Panel as an accessory for new models Sony Vaio S notebooks. The easy-to-handle 3D Panel turns the notebook into …

InventSAI client Linda Drummond has developed a roller styled paint tray with a re-sealable lid that allows storage of paint and roller for extended periods.

Inventor Richard L. Boyd announces that he has just received a patent for his invention known as the Golf Swing Training Aid, which is an apparatus that trains a golfer to keep his or her head in proper position during a golf swing.

Montgomery IP Associates is pleased to announce that they are now open in their new corporate headquarters in the 610-acre Southpointe multi-use business park, near Canonsburg Pennsylvania. Formerly headquartered in nearby Washington PA Montgomery IP Associates is parent company of The InventSAI Network, Montgomery Patent & Design, and Ad-Gen, LLC.

The game of horseshoes is perhaps the most popular lawn-type sport in America today. However, one aspect of the game of horseshoes that keeps many from playing is that of the requirement that the played horseshoes must be picked up in between rounds. Many struggle through this requirement, thus further aggravating back pain perhaps requiring the game to be cut short. While playing horseshoes with his father-in-law, Inventor Michael J. Slingerland, a mechanic from Milton, Vermont, developed the idea for “The Horseshoe Retriever,” an “L”-shaped hook that is designed to pick up horseshoes while playing the game. Slingerland is working with The InventSAI Network to commercialize his invention.

Inventor Thomas J. Nevell, Jr. announces his patented invention known as the Portable Vehicle Door & Bumper Guard, which is a set of large foam strips with nylon straps that protect vehicles against parking lot damage when they are unattended. Inventor Nevell is working with The InventSAI Network, LLC, to commercialize his invention.

Inventor Deborah Leonhardt of Rice Lake, WI, has developed a clever innovation that is a novelty figurine that takes the form of a doctor’s face, which morphs into a heart shape that has an inspiring message engraved or imprinted on it, Patent Number D591,640. Leonhardt is working with The InventSAI Network to commercialize her invention.

Inventor Garry L. Barnhart announces his patented invention entitled the Fish-Ease. The Fish-Ease is a bobber system for fishing poles, which indicates strikes when fishing off of the bottom of dams, ponds, or lakes. Barnhart is presently working with The InventSAI Network, LLC in order to commercialize the Fish-Ease.

Inventors Robert J. Prevost & Patricia A. Prevost announce their patented invention known as Stand & Drip Pan For Cooking Accessories, designed to hold the lids of pots or pans during cooking that also features a place to rest cooking utensils. The Prevosts are working with The InventSAI Network to commercialize their invention.

Kenneth M. Cushman announces his patent pending invention known as the Torsion Adapter For Keys, which is a device that assists a person in turning a key in a lock. The Torsion Adapter for Keys is being managed by The InventSAI Network.

Inventor Richard Dickerson announces his patent pending invention he calls the Convertible Cover for Pontoon Boats. Inventor Dickerson developed this clever innovation to provide a quicker and more user-friendly method for covering and uncovering pontoon boats.

Inventor Sarah Gilbert announces her patent pending invention known as the Brassiere Strap Clip, designed to hold the shoulder straps of brassieres in closer proximity to each other, providing enhanced comfort while preventing the straps from sliding and showing when wearing sleeveless clothes.

Inventor Carnation’s patented invention called the Window-Mounted Waving Hand is a novelty device for use in tractor trailers that simulates a two-finger waving hand motion that indicates a sign of good-will to passing pedestrians and motorists.

Inventor Frances W. Carrell from Hesperia, CA, has developed the Cutting Guide for Baked Goods which cuts baked goods into even, symmetrical pieces for serving.

Inventor Patricia Bradley of Farmington, MO, who is also a registered nurse, has developed an apparatus that aids in securing and retaining IV tubing within a contained space, thus allowing the user to adjust to appropriate lengths, suitable for the hospital or home environment. The patented Medical Tubing Length Adapter, being brought to market by Ad-Gen LLC, offers safety and convenience for both the patient and the medical care provider. It allows for greater patient mobility, eliminates entrapment, and prevents injury.

The Safety Drinking Straw appears as a conventional straw commonly used with cold beverages; however, a closer look reveals that the lower end of the straw is provided with an “X”-shaped guard across the open end, thus effectively bisecting the straw diameter into 4 equally sized openings. As such, large particles or items such as lemon seeds, ice chips, and the like would be unable to enter the straw’s end during the suction act of drinking. This allows the invention to effectively act like a filter, without negatively reducing the flow or “draft” pressure of the straw.