Patent of the week- Washing Machine
Washing machines today are an integral part of the modern society and is a necessity to keep clothes clean and fresh. It requires minimal human intervention and can be done by anyone without owning a specialized skill. In the late 19th century there were certain hindrances and problems with the development of washing machines wherein the clothes […]
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Patent of the week- Sleep detection and driver alert apparatus
Safety is always considered a priority by the automobile manufacturers and through various processes they always strive to always improve upon the safety functionality in the vehicles, but that alone does not prevent accidents from ever occurring. Most of the accidents which occur are due to human errors. Accidents due to the driver falling asleep […]
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Patent of the week-Total artificial hearts and cardiac assist devices powered and controlled by reversible electrohydraulic energy converters
From the early 1950’s to the late 1970’s over a hundred U.S. patents had been issued for inventions involved with artificial blood pumps, energy conversion systems to power these blood pumps, and methods of their control. Extensive animal experimentation had been conducted using some of these devices. In the late 1970’s the longest duration during […]
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Patent of the Week-Color photography
Photography has been advancing over the past century while making exponential progress over the past 2 decades. In the present every phone is equipped with the most advanced technology capable to capture the most clear and beautiful photos without any hindrance whatsoever at any moment and displaying the resulting image immediately . Colour […]
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