MORE►
Invention
ACTIVE Network began in 1999 as a company that marketed 5Ks, half-marathons, and other running events. Before long, the firm branched out into the business of registering participants for such races and helping compile the results. Today, ACTIVE Network’s clients also include schools, churches, and youth sports leagues, all of which need help organizing different groups of people.
ACTIVE Network’s New Venture Inspired by Its Own Employees
by Dan Koller | Feb 24, 2016
ACTIVE Network began in 1999 as a company that marketed 5Ks, half-marathons, and other running events. Before long, the firm branched out into the business of registering participants for such races and helping compile the results. Today, ACTIVE Network’s clients also include schools, churches, and youth sports leagues, all of which need help organizing different groups of people.
by Lance Murray |
Feb 22, 2016
The world of 3-D printing has a new, tiny face as a symbol of its myriad applications in innovation, and, well, just helping someone special get around.
MORE►
by Dan Koller |
Feb 22, 2016
For example, the State Bar of Texas told me that its Intellectual Property Law Section has 582 active members from Dallas County. But putting that number in perspective is difficult, because the American Bar Association’s Section of Intellectual Property Law declined to share statistics on its members’ geography.
MORE►
by Dan Koller |
Feb 19, 2016
If you’re reading this through a pair of glasses, there’s a better-than-zero chance your lenses were manufactured by Essilor. But there’s an equally good chance you’ve never heard of Essilor, much less noticed the French company’s U.S. headquarters along Interstate 35.
MORE►
From Trading Post to Hedge Funds
by Doric Earle | Feb 12, 2016
How three of our Mayors have made innovations to grow the city of Dallas.
MORE►
by Cheri Garcia |
Feb 10, 2016
In honor of National Inventors Day, I wanted to bring awareness to the hard work behind the inventions we see every day in retail stores.
MORE►
by Dan Koller |
Feb 5, 2016
If your invention can get on Exceptional Products' radar, be enticing enough to get tested, and be one of the 20 percent that passes all those steps, it may just get a national media campaign worth about $3 million.
MORE►
by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Feb 4, 2016
Nawkr, a recently launched app, is the Tinder for everything else.
MORE►
The God Particle, which is crucial to our understanding of the universe, was discovered in part by researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington.
How North Texas Helped Discover the God Particle
by Patrick Kobler | Jan 27, 2016
The God Particle, which is crucial to our understanding of the universe, was discovered in part by researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington.
MORE►
by Dan Koller |
Jan 22, 2016
Patent and Trademark Resource Centers are designed to serve independent inventors and small businesses whose understanding of intellectual property issues may be rudimentary.
MORE►
by Matthew Shelley |
Jan 19, 2016
Matthew Shelley is our resident gadget/app reviewer. Each month, he’ll take a look at a locally produced item and give us the lowdown.
MORE►
by Dan Koller |
Jan 15, 2016
Dallas Makerspace, a nonprofit workshop and laboratory in Carrollton, played key roles in SweetBot’s inspiration, development, and ongoing commercialization.
MORE►
Texas Inventors Get Help From Friendly Competition
by Dan Koller | Jan 6, 2016
Knowledge and insights are shared at these monthly networking session.
MORE►
by Patrick Kobler |
Jan 5, 2016
Researchers at the Texas Analog Center of Excellence (TxACE) are working to make blood tests a thing of the past, as they seek to replace painful pin pricks with easy and affordable breath analysis through a technology referred to as the programmable electronic nose.
MORE►
by Dan Koller |
Dec 28, 2015
Because these sisters from Plano created AskTheInventors.com, thousands of aspiring inventors have had an easier time obtaining patents for their ideas.
MORE►
