Showing posts with label inventor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inventor. Show all posts

08 May 2012

Different Flavors


We’re excited to announce the newest “flavors” of nth Solutions!

The President’s Blog, written by Eric Canfield, will feature his thoughts from everything from business and innovation to Twinkies.  Read all about it here.

The Engineers’ Whiteboard is a collaboration of several of nth’s engineers.  The blog will feature their different takes on inventing and life.  Check out Scott, A.J. and Jim’s wisdom here.

02 May 2012

The Third Patent In Six Years For nth Solutions

The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued nth Solutions' third patent - US 8166996 B2 - on Tuesday.  The patent (one of two for a new product) was the result of several years of hard work by the engineering team. The talented team collectively holds more than 50 commercialized United States and international patents.
We're very excited for our intellectual property to be recognized. Please join us in celebrating this innovation milestone!

28 March 2012

Tesla vs. Edison: An nth Solutions Cage Match

nth Solutions combines a whole lot of research and innovation, a dash of logistics and a smidgen mad scientist. But with eyes firmly fixed on the future, we tip our hat to the past. And two names provide constant fuel for debate: Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla. 
For a quick introduction to the two pioneers, please see these articles. But who would win in a cage match? We polled some of the staff, and here are their responses:

Scott: What? It’s a toss-up.

Bob A.: You’ve got two opposite geniuses. On a physical level, Edison was kind of a wiry guy, and Tesla… well, a lot of people don’t know about him as much. I’d be glad to meet either one of them.
 
Ernie: Tesla, because Edison had to hire him.
 
Laura: Tesla. In a heartbeat. Because he’s better looking, and looks like a boxer. (She had to take a minute to look at the two pictures and decide.) 

Eric: For business, Edison. Technology? Tesla. Tesla was a flat-out genius. And when it comes to integrity, Tesla. In terms of business and self-promotion? Edison. 

A.J.: My uneducated decision would be that the fight would be unbelievably pathetic because neither of them are actually trained fighters – unless weapons are permitted in the fight, in which case I think Tesla would win with some sort of weapon that emitted a deadly amount of voltage.

Which inventor do you think would win in a cage match? Let us know in the comments or on Twitter.