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Call it creativity gone digital, our “world’s most creative workspace” has been featured in Project Magazine, “the world’s first native iPad magazine!” According to their website, Project Magazine’s core subjects are international design, innovation, science, fashion and business… we’d say Inventionland fits right in! The Inventionland article, which appears in the magazine’s 10th issue, features …

Today, we’ve got an extra special feature from one of our very own creationeers! Lucky, a talented two-year member of our design team, and one of the stars of The History Channel’s “Inventionland” reality TV show, has sent us five of his favorite inventing apps! A Carnegie Mellon University graduate, who now specializes in building …

As all of you lovers out there are aware, today is Valentine’s Day, a time to express our love to our “sweeties,” “honies” or whatever your preferred pet name for your lover is! Now, we know you can do this in a number of ways… chocolates, flowers, jewelry, etc. But, why not show your Valentine …

Tell one, tell all… today marks the start of something very new and very exciting here at Davison!  Tonight, we begin our Dare to Invent webisode series!! The innovative, new 12 episode series will showcase Davison clients and their inventions… from product inception to licensing and beyond! The very first Dare to Invent episode features Colorado …

While technology and popular media may have us believing that Apple’s iPhone is an invention we simply can’t live without, experts say there are much more elementary items that may be far more influential.  Those items include elastic bands, bubble wrap and, oh, yes… the paper clip. In fact, scientists have said that it’s the …

“America’s Largest Invention Factory” is making international headlines again!  This time, the host of a popular German television show, “Galileo,” toured Inventionland to see the “world’s most creative workspace” for himself! The host’s tour appeared as a segment called “Bildgeschichte Inventionland” on the German TV show and on their website! So, what did “Bildgeschichte Inventionland” (or …