CNBC spot light on Lonnie Johnson inventor of the super soaker. http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blsoaker.htm The Super Soaker ® was invented in 1988 under the original name of the "Power Drencher" and a whole new era of power water squirters began. Invented by Lonnie Johnson, an Aerospace Engineer from Los Angeles, California, the Power Drencher was the first water blaster to incorporate air pressure into its design. Three years later in 1991 when Johnson received his patent, the Power Drencher was renamed "Super Soaker" and a nation-wide advertising campaign was launched.

A clip of the hilarious invention "The Bladder Buddy" from ABC's American Inventor show. vist American-Inventor.com for more videos, pictures, full episode coverage, forum and show info. American-Inventor.com - The BEST American Inventor source on the net.

A lesson in how to create screw type threads in the Mechanical CAD design application Autodesk Inventor. One lesson from the Inventor 11 Series available at CADLearning.com and the Student's site, campus.cadlearning.com

http://www.ted.com Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil illustrates the exponential evolution of technology, predicting a sharp rise in computing capability, robotics and life expectancy within the next 15 years. He outlines the shocking ways we'll use technology to augment our own capabilities, forever blurring the lines between human and machine. A prolific inventor, Kurzweil developed the first Optical Character Recognition (OCR) system, the first text-to-speech reader for the blind, one of the first speech-recognition systems, and numerous electronic instruments. He's written several books exploring the social impact of technology, including The Age of Spiritual Machines and The Singularity is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology. (Recorded February 2005 in Monterey, CA. Duration: 23:41)

American Inventor is a very popular show on ABC and this got to be the dumbest invention ever, it is called the Pet Petter. http://www.kahsoon.com

A Japanese robotics professor has developed the 'Geminoid' - an android that looks, talks and moves exactly like himself.

Just a few animations created in Autodesk Inventor 11 through the use of driving constraints and contact sets.

A look back at the History of the Strida from the time Strida 2 was produced

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In this clip, inventor Marc Griffin shows off his new game, "Bulletball", to the American Inventor judges.

Tribute to my personal hero, Gunpei Yokoi, the inventor of the Gameboy. In this, the 1st of 3 parts, we look at the Game & Watch games that were made in the early '80s - before even the Japanese famicom was released! check out this video and more in higher quality: robotbling.gametrailers.com

Invented in the eighties in Germany by physicist Wolfhart Willimczik this revolutionary machine was banned. The water jacking system made it to the most powerful oil-free compressor so far, but sabotaged by the SSD/STASI/KGB and BLKA (the secret police from Bavaria)it is total unknown. This video is the only document that such a compressor existed. You will never see a picture or hear a single word about it in the media. The KGB has won -- even in the USA. www.Wolfhart.us Help Stop The Suppression Of Inventions http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/newsletter/newsletter.htm

takin a break from RCT3 and glitches. THIS IS funny stuff. Bud Light Real Men Of Genius 7/17: HOLY CRAP ALMOST 1700 VIEWS THNX EVRYBDY 9/17:OMFG 35000 VIEWS 11/6: FU**!!!!!!! 86,000 VIEWS 11/23: YES 101,000+ VIEWS 1/23/08: Me...Really 144,000+ views...YAY 6/15/08: OK WOW im really impressed on this video...260,000+ views (\___/) (=^_^=) (") (")

PLEASE COMMENTS http://www.happymileage.com Run Your Car On Water - inventor killed... News of Stan Meyer - Run Your Car On Water

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Ricky DeRennaux and his remote control HT Racers competes to be the next American Inventor. HT Racers model kit lets you design and build paper RC model cars, planes, boats, animals and other inventions. George Foreman, Sara Blakely, Peter Jones and Pat Croce all vote yes for the Remote Control model kit. Radio control toys. Season Two finalist.

The Plasmatron creates more electricity than it consumes creted by Chernetski, he died suddenly. Help Stop The Suppression Of Inventions http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/newsletter/newsletter.htm Free energy inventor from russia kil... (more) Added: September 23, 2007 Chernetski, Free energy inventor from russia killed in 1992 after speaking to Hal Putoff and demonstrating his ability to transform pure dieletric field energy into any sized KW output

Autodesk Labs is looking for feedback on a ribbon user interface for Autodesk Inventor 2009. You can read more about it at http://labs.autodesk.com/technologies/inventor2009_ui/

AMERICAN INVENTOR SEASON FINALE WINNER GREG CHAVEZ AND THE GUARDIAN ANGEL. AUGUST 1, 2007... part 1 of 3

Bud Light Real Men of Genius Mr. Foot Long Hot Dog Inventor

Bud Light® Real Men of Genius Mr Push Up Bra Inventor.

From the DVD "A Tribute to Fly Tying" from www.sportingfly.com Dave Long interviews Al Troth, the inventor of the "Elk-Hair Caddis" fly, and Al's son Eric. Al is a true pioneer in the world of fly fishing.

http://www.CADjunky.com Eight year old inventor Jacob Dunnack was able to bring his idea from concept to market with the use of SolidWorks 3D CAD software

Photography © The Estate of Joseph Nicéphore Niépce http://www.niepce.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicephore_Niepce Joseph Nicéphore Niépce (1765—1833) is a French inventor, and the creator of photography. He was the first to find a way to fix an image produced by a camera obscura (around 1820s) using bitumen cutback as photosensitive substance (heliography). He cooperated with L.Daguerre since 1829. Niepce was born to a rich family. His father was the king's councilor and his mother - a daughter of a well known lawyer. In his childhood Niepce showed a great interest in the invention process but was preparing for ecclesiastical carreer; he quit it in 1792 to become an army officer. Niepce left the army in the first period of the French revolution because of his royalist sympathies. When Napoleon came Niepce returned into the army and took part in Sardinian and Italian military operations. He retired due to helth problems and was a statesman in Nizza for a few years. In 1801 he returned home to Chalon and together with his brother Claude devoted the rest of his life to scientific investigations. Before 1813 Niepce had for many years been occupied with increasing the quality of planographic printing, lithography, invented by A. Zenefelder in 1796. Heavy Bavarian limestone used by Zenefelder as a printing form Niepce replaced by a sheet of tin. His son made color drawings with a bold pencil on it. Niepce himself could not draw and after his son had been drafted he started experiments with silver salts. He aimed at making the light "to draw". The target was achieved with the help of bitumen cutback attenuated in animal oil. He deposited this solution onto a plate made of glass, copper and tin-lead alloy and exposed it in a camera obscura for several hours. Consequently, first "photo paper" was made of asphalt.When the image on the coating hardened and became visible with the naked eye Niepce processed the plate with an acid in the dark room. The acid dissolved the coating over the lines of the image covered from light during the exposure process and left soft and soluble (other sources say the asphalt was washed out with lavender oil and kerosene). After that an engraver engraved clear lines, covered the plate with ink and printed the needed quantity of copies as it had been done before from any etched or engraved plates. The result of this was an engraving created not by an artist but by light - heliography (after the Greek "of the sun"). Niepce obtained his first stable image from a camera obscura in 1822. But the only surviving heliographic image is the one of 1826, from the time when Niepce begun to use the alloy of tin and lead instead of copper and zinc plates. The exposure took 8 hours (!). In such a way Niepce, for the first time in history, managed to fix an exact image of an object "drawn" by light. In order to do it he used one of photo sensitive materials - bitumen cutback. But he also had to use the work of an engraver. This kind of heliogravire was only the initial stage in the invention of photography. Heliogravires were not very clear. Niepce invented an aperture for correction of the image defects arising from the camera obscura open lens. In 1827 Niepce met Louis Daguerre - the rich and prosperous owner of the Paris Diorama who offered him cooperation. The 64 year old Niepce, diseased and in need for funds for his investigations, signed a 10-year contract with Daguerre in 1829 to develop the opened by Niepce method of "fixing nature images without an artist". There was a term clause in the contract according to which Niepce' son Isidore would become an heir in case of Niepce death before the end of the contract. Niepce sent to Daguerre a detailed description of his heliographic process and showed the technology. Daguerre had to come to Chalon to see it . They never met after that: each of them worked over his own invention independently. The Niepce crater on the Moon has been named after him in recognition of his accomplishments. This is the first known photograph.... View from the window at Gras http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/p/images/photo_niepce.lg.jpg This link for the next video is priceless... it shows the place where the first photography was taken and the technique Niepce used... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAcTHpuqQIs

The inventor of an affordable kit that can print any 3D shape speaks to New Scientist at the Science Museum in London. Read more here - http://www.newscientisttech.com/channel/tech/dn10922