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KidRunner on Shark Tank

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KidRunner on Shark Tank

April 24, 2016 by Darin Gibby

This week on Shark Tank, Will Warne pitched his new contraption for toting along a child while running.  He calls his product the KidRunner.   Having purchased a few of these myself, I was curious about his solution.  Based on his presentation, the product looked pretty good.  But the Sharks hated his “Go to market…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: KidRunner, patent, shark tank, Will Warne

Musings on NoPhone and Coolbox on Shark Tank

April 10, 2016 by Darin Gibby

This week on Shark Tank highlighted a phone that wasn’t a phone and an overkill toolbox.  Both were touted to be covered by patents—at least until the presenters were grilled a bit.  Then it came out that only provisional applications had been filed. So what are the Sharks’ positions on patents?  With Mark Cuban, that’s…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: Coolbox, Lori Griener, Mark Cuban, NoPhone, patent, provisional, shark tank

IllumiBowl on Shark Tank–Can you patent a toilet light?

March 13, 2016 by Darin Gibby

This week’s focus of Shark Tank was a lighted toilet.  The invention, the brainchild of Matt Alexander and his brother in law, Michael Kannely, is a night light that lights up the toilet at night. The light is lighted by a motion-sensor that attaches to the side of the commode and illuminates a rainbow of colors.…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: IllumiBowl, Matt Alexander, Michael Kannely, shark tank, toilet light

Shark Tank Takes on the Shefit Sports Bra

January 31, 2016 by Darin Gibby

Evidently, having a uniboob is a problem in the fitness industry.  That’s why Sara Marie Moylan came up with her Shefit sports bra.  Accoridng to her pitch, Sara’s bra is different because it is the Ultimate sports bra, meaning that it is “fully custom adjustable” so that is doesn’t squish your chest all together. Sara,…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: damon, lori, sara moylan, shark tank, shefit, sports bra

Alice Lost in Wonderland

December 11, 2015 by Darin Gibby

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Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: Alice, darin gibby, patent, patentable subject matter, supreme court, Wonderland

xCraft’s Claims on Shark Tank

October 25, 2015 by Darin Gibby

This past week, xCraft touted some pretty amazing drone designs. The company execs, Charles Manning and JD Claridge, were able to secure millions from all of the Sharks–very unusual.  They have two products. One is for a drone that can take off like a helicopter and move forward like an aircraft.  The other is for…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: Charles Manning, drone, JD Claridge, patent, shark tank, xCraft

Is the Beebo Infant Feeder Patent Any Good?

September 27, 2015 by Darin Gibby

The new season of Shark Tank led off with a product invented by Martin Hill called Beebo (orginally named Boobo, but Martin’s wife wouldn’t have any part of that name).  Lori and Ashton put up a combined $200,000 to get the project off the ground.  The Beebo is a tool parents can use to feed…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: beebo, bottle, inventor, Martin Hill, patent, shark tank

Animas River Spill

August 12, 2015 by Darin Gibby

  Last Wednesday, we were on our way to hike the Needle Creek trail.  To get to the trail head, you take a really cool ride on the Sliverton to Durango railroad.  After about an hour, the train stops, they throw out your backpack and tell you goodbye.  You then hike about 7 miles into…

Filed Under: Author Tagged With: animas river, darin gibby, EPA, silverton, spill

Latest Review of The Vintage Club

July 1, 2015 by Darin Gibby

It’s always nice when you get an review like this one that was recently posted on Amazon. Christy Curtis reviewed The Vintage Club The Vintage Club hold on to your seats for a non stop ride. May 23, 2015 I hesitantly bought this book because of the Spiritual content. Many Christian writers do little actual research they are…

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Cadavers on Shark Tank – Meet Syndaver

May 11, 2015 by Darin Gibby

This week’s episode of Shark Tank featured a human cadaver—or a fake cadaver made from synthetic human flesh. With this invention, research and teaching institutions may not need to worry about procuring dead bodies. No matter the cost is about $40,000, Robert Herjavec was still really interested in doing a deal.  This even though the…

Filed Under: Author, Patents Tagged With: christopher sakezles, Dancing with the stars, patent, robert Herjavec, shark tank, syndaver

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