Inventing Method Helps Everyday Inventors Turn Ideas to Reality

A retired Florida military veteran, a self-employed Colorado medical transcriptionist, a Minnesota homemaker…everyone’s got an idea.  Unfortunately, ideas are lost every day – either because everyday inventors never pursue them or they’re beat to the marketplace by someone who acts more quickly.

George Davison was one of those “everyones” and was even considered a big dreamer by many.  Much like the retired military veteran, the self-employed medical transcriptionist and the homemaker, George had an invention idea – a revolutionary new product to sanitize toothbrushes.  Pursuing his original idea took him over two years and, after all his hard work, George discovered a large corporation had beaten him to the marketplace.  Although somewhat defeated, George’s failed pursuit spawned another idea. 

Determining there must be an easier way to design, develop and present invention and product ideas to corporations, he devised an affordable, comprehensive process for inventors. Davison’s Inventing Method begins with the confidential idea submission and takes you through the entire process which includes:

• Submitting
• Developing
• Designing
• Packaging
• Licensing

For over twenty years, the Davison method and its state of the art, on-site design facility have been helping those “everyones” afford to pursue their new product ideas, too. The Davison team of over 250 talented professionals work together under one roof and help transform inventor’s ideas from a simple pencil sketch to a full-scale professional product sample.  Their product development services include:

• Product Research
• Engineered Drawings
• Prototype Development
• Package Design

Twenty years after “reinventing” inventing, thousands of everyday people, including that Florida veteran, Colorado medical transcriptionist and Minnesota homemaker, have entrusted Davison with their ideas for home, outdoor, pet, craft, cooking and other products!  Over 1,000 stores and on-line retailers, including Walmart, Bed Bath & Beyond, Home Depot and Target have sold sell Davison-designed products.  All because George had an idea.