Getting An Idea For An Invention

[Andrew Paul]

Getting an idea for an ideas for an invention may seem like an easy process, but in reality, many people struggle with this task. It can be difficult to come up with the right business name for your invention, especially if you don't have a background in marketing. If you are one of those people who thinks up great ideas but don't know how to turn them into reality, here are some tips to help you come up with a catchy name for your new invention.
Roberta's idea for a beach umbrella

Roberta has an ideas for an invention for a beach umbrella that adjusts its opacity based on the strength of the sun. It allows more light through when the sky is overcast but less when the sun is bright. In order to patent this invention, Roberta must first describe all the components of her beach umbrella and explain how it works. Then she must file a patent application. She will have to make some changes to her beach umbrella to make it more patentable.
Roberta's business name for her invention

The business name Roberta came up with for her invention is a play on words, Roberta. In 1983, Roberta started working on a game called King's Quest, which revolutionized adventure gaming. In this game, players controlled a character on a two-dimensional platform, walking and running around the objects on the screen. The game became so popular that it inspired seven sequels and three companion novels.