Designing Americana: Raymond Loewy
What do Lucky Strike, Coca-Cola and Air Force One have in common? If you guessed Raymond Loewy, otherwise known as the “man who designed everything,” you are correct! It’s an amazing feat to think that one man could be responsible for so many iconic products that essentially shaped Americana, but Raymond Loewy was, in fact, …
Read moreCreativity is “S.T.E.M.”ming From Our Youth
Although it might sound cliché and fairly obvious, our kids are the future and after the WQED ‘Design Lives Here’ event that took place on Friday, November 8 at Inventionland, we can assure you that the future looks bright! Science, technology, engineering and math (S.T.E.M.) were at the forefront of the Invention Convention and these …
Read moreThese Prototypes Just Got their Marching Orders
Perfecting a military invention in the prototype stage is crucial in ensuring the safety of our troops wherever they may be. From helmets, to tanks to robotic donkeys, the United States military is constantly refining prototypes in order to make the best possible product. Let’s take a look at three of the most recent military …
Read moreThinkGeek Gets Creative with Davison-designed Cat Toy
‘Tis the season for gift-giving, right? So, what better time than now for the innovative folks at ThinkGeek to make a hilariously-effective video of a Davison-designed toy that we, initially, envisioned for cats only? ThinkGeek is selling the Cat Whack a Mole for a mere $9.99 and after you watch the video they created, you …
Read moreWhat Could Have Been: Early Video Game Prototypes
Video games have captivated enthusiasts all over the globe for quite some time now. From sports to military categories, and everything in between, new and improved games are continually released to the public. However, there are those games that remain as classics in the gaming world. Video games, just like any other inventions, go through …
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George Davison, along with Sharon, inventor of the Cool Cot House, and Katie, president of Hugs Pet Products is featured in a groundbreaking interview.
Our factory, which “helps wanna-be inventors turn their dreams into retail reality,” was viewed by millions of Americans in an outstanding piece today on the CBS!