Examples Of Invention Convention
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The document outlines several student invention ideas and provides guidance for invention projects. It describes inventions like a double visor called the "Sun-B-Gone" to block sun from the eyes, a headband called the "Burn-B-Gone" for an undisclosed problem, and a pocket with a rubberized panel called the "Pocket Safe" to prevent items from falling out. It also mentions an invention to position bananas at different ripeness levels to extend the window for eating them. The document encourages inventors to keep logbooks and provides a template for invention project boards that outlines the problem, description, how it works, advertisement, work in progress, and final result.
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Examples Of Invention Convention
- 1. Invention Convention Project Examples
- 2. The Problem? The sun is too low in the sky for the visor to block it from your eyes.
- 3. The Solution? The “Sun-B-Gone” is a visor INSIDE a visor!
- 4. The Problem?
- 5. The Solution? The Burn-B-Gone Headband.
- 7. The Problem? Items falling out of pockets.
- 8. The Solution? The “Pocket Safe” has a rubberized panel sewn into the pockets that prevent things from falling out.
- 9. The Problem? The short window of “prime naner-eating time as bananas are either to green to eat, or quickly ripen too fast.
- 10. The Solution? Creating a device that positions bananas so that they ripen at different rates.
- 11. Who doesn’t enjoy Banana Facts??
- 12. Inventors need to keep a logbook to track the progress of your invention.
- 13. A Step-by-Step Visual of What’s Expected of an Invention Convention Board
- 14. The Problem?
- 15. The Description:
- 16. How it Works:
- 18. The Work in Progress: The Final Result:
- 19. Start here: Idea not work? The Process
- 24. What NOT to do: This device was meant to crack an egg so that the shell would not fall into the bowl. Make sure that you project actually works and that it somehow “makes life easier/better”.
- 25. Happy Inventing!