Inventor Client Wall of Fame

LARRY EPPS's  Multiple Chamber Material-Stirring Lance is now US Patent No. 10,344,343.  This is Larry's FOURTH patent grant in his quest to improve American made steel, along with the  Coaxial Material-Stirring Lance and Method of Use , Method for Slag Removal During Metal Processing, and Apparatus for Slag Removal During Metal Processing , adding to Larry's impressive track record of designing revolutionary methods and apparatuses  for the American steel and ironmaking industry.  His creative approach is All American:  make it better, faster, and cost competitive, and do it in an industry where most believed there was nothing left to improve.  Learn more about Larry's innovations:

GEANINE LAMBERGER adds a second patent for her breakthrough invention  Mirror for Mobile Devices , US Patent No.  10,285,489 B2 and US Patent No. 9,730,506 B2.

This client inventor's frustration with the limitations of her phone camera and the existing technology inspired her to create something better.

Geanine is part of an elite group of women:  just 4% of all patents name a woman as a sole inventor, and 21% name one or more women as co-inventors with men. 

World renown tubaist SUMNER ERICKSON and lovely wife JESSICA ROGERS'   Mouthpiece rim for non-french horn labrosone musical brass instruments is now US Patent No. 10,204,608 B2.

Sumner and Jessica reworked the standard tuba mouthpiece into a masterpiece of brass engineering. Hear why Sumner is one of the best in the world, made even better now with his own patented mouthpiece: Melodious Etudes 

JIM BASILONE'S  Training Assembly and Method for Teaching Batting Technique in Baseball and Softball is now US Patent No. 10,958,756 B2.

Jim has taken his experience as a batting coach and created the first physical trainer that provides consistent, repeatable muscle memory formation.  His HS baseball team had a batting average ranging from .350 to .625!

ANDREW FREEZE's Security Door for an Electronic   Communications Devices is now US Patent No. 9,854,142 B2.; and Motorized Security Door for an Electronic Communications Device is now US Patent No. 10,133,154.   

This client inventor is one of the most resourceful I have ever met.  He holds the record for the most inexpensive working prototype I have seen:  $4, printed on a 3-D printer at the local library!

Art Biernesser's Pole Guard is now US Patent No. D 856 203 S.  Art's pole guard effectively protects docking boats from damage and is far more effective than conventional protections currently used.  Well done Art!