Monday, 13 May 2013

Invention and innovation

Invention
Innovation
Risk
Patents and copyright
Trademarks
Invention definition: The action of inventing something, typically a process or device.
Inovation definitions: The action or process of innovating.
Risk: A situation involving exposure to danger: "flouting the law was too much of a risk".
Patents: A Patent is a goverment grant given by the goverment.
Copyright: Copyright is a legal authourity given to protect your work from getting copied.
Trademarks: A Trade mark is a distinctive sign or indicator.
Inventions: A invention is when something new is created. It is a unique product.
                    It is a invention when it's brought to the money.

  •   A car is an invention.
  •   A plane is an invention.
  •   A telephone is an invention.
  •   Anything that is created by man is a invention.

Innovation
  • An innovation is a product that already exists but it has been changed to make a new product.
  • Every year new technology is being created so that means that there are going to be innovations all the time.
Here are some examples of Innovations:
  • Boats have been changed with innovation over the years.
  • The telephone was changed to a mobile phone.
  • Laptops to tablets.
  

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