Woz Goes Wireless
One of Apple Computer’s legendary engineers now wants to combine wireless technology with GPS to help track loved ones, pets, and more.
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TR: May 2004 PDF issue
Technology Review: May 2004
Sparking the Fire of Invention
A new breed of entrepreneurs is out to reinvent invention by uniting far-flung innovators and freeing them from normal corporate constraints.
Kurzweil's Rules of Invention
One prolific inventor offers tips on how to ensure that your inventions have their day in the sun.
The Sound War
Two inventors have staked competing claims to a potential audio revolution.
Why Big Companies Can´t Invent
A leading venture capitalist says corporations are too slow and timid to capitalize on their own inventions.
Microsoft’s Magic Pen
A digital pen invented at Microsoft’s Beijing lab will allow people to switch between electronic documents and paper.
Five Killer Patents
TR’s short list of 2003 U.S. patents with the potential to transform fields from security to cancer diagnostics.
Global Invention Map
A topography of nation-by-nation inventive prowess.
Leading Edge
Reinventing Invention
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Cut by Numbers
John Parsons paved the way for computer-aided manufacturing.
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Going with Plan B
Before she set about inventing better biochips, an artist and mother of five reinvented herself.
The Paper Killer
Finally, character recognition software that can reliably scan paper documents-and let you get rid of them.
Much Ado about Invention
We have no shortage of good inventions. What we need are better ways to bring them to customers.
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OmniPerception´s facial-recognition technology protects privacy as well as property.
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