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Interesting Patent Pending Invention

This post examines a patent pending invention aimed at improving the safety and security of two-wheeled vehicle stands. The analysis details how the invention provides enhanced control and theft protection through an innovative locking mechanism.

Women’s Day Series: A patent that made your long drives more comfortable

Margaret A Wilcox’s car heater patent in 1893 marked a major advancement in automotive comfort. The post highlights both the technical details of her invention and the historic legal challenges women inventors faced. It underscores the significance of acknowledging women’s contributions to technology.

Ford Patents Autonomous Vehicle for Charging

Ford has been granted a US patent for an autonomous plug-in hybrid electric vehicle that can self-drive to connect to a charging source. This innovation aims to ensure the vehicle is charged even if the driver forgets to plug it in.

Ignition, Gear and Lift-off!

Toyota’s patent application introduces a flying car with a unique stackable wing system for both driving and flight. The design promises compactness, style, and practicality, but specific lift-off details remain undisclosed.

The Collapsible Bicycle

Ford’s collapsible bicycle patent proposes a vehicle with removable parts that transform into a bicycle, addressing urban mobility and parking issues. The design showcases innovation in automotive patents and is currently under review by the USPTO.

Honda takes comfort and ride quality to next level

Honda has patented a new front suspension structure to enhance comfort and safety on motorcycles. The innovation promises better shock absorption and improved handling, with anticipated use in the next Honda Gold Wing model.

Mahindra’s Patent Force Fuels the Fire of Genius

Mahindra Research Valley has become pivotal in expanding Mahindra’s patent portfolio and fostering innovation in the automotive sector. Recent initiatives underscore the company’s commitment to intellectual property and the recognition of its inventors.