InventHelp: Helping Canadian inventors for over 35 years

The excitement of being struck with an invention idea can quickly turn to confusion once you realize how complicated it can be to get started on your own. Your expertise is in inventing, not things like patents, 3D prototype modeling, or submitting your idea to companies.

Can you manufacture your idea on your own? Do you have a database of company contacts willing to review your idea on a confidential basis? Could you develop a personalized website to share when seeking feedback or interest? Most inventors do not easily have access to these things, instead, they look to InventHelp as a one-stop shop for a wide range of invention services like these.

Canadian Inventors

Throughout history, Canadians have been making a mark on the world through invention and innovation. In 1949, the pacemaker was invented by John Hopps. Hopps used the research conducted by cardiac surgeons, Wilfred Bigelow and John Callaghan. Other medical inventions include insulin and the electric wheelchair.

Products that you may use daily including egg cartons, paint rollers, and garbage bags as well as basketball are a few other famous inventions by Canadian inventors. Remember Trivial Pursuit? The game was invented by Canadians Chris Haney and Scott Abbott in 1979 and went on to become a household name worldwide.

Canadian Innovation
Canadians have been inventing long before InventHelp established a presence in the country. Rachel Zimmerman, a twelve-year-old girl who developed an invention to help those who have communication disabilities, was highlighted in an article written by InventHelp. Zimmerman created Blissymbols in the mid-1980s – a software program that uses symbols to enable non-speaking people to communicate.

Recognized as a language, Blissymbols allows anyone suffering from a severe disability to communicate. At the age of twelve, this inventor provided patients living with cerebral palsy, Parkinson’s disease, or any other disease that causes harm to one’s motor skills. Zimmerman’s invention is a testament to the possibility an invention idea may have in creating a positive impact in the lives of others.

Patent Referrals
As a Canadian inventor, you may apply for a patent within the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) which may be relevant to your idea. According to the USPTO, “Canada is a party to various intellectual property (IP) treaties and a member state of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). In addition, its national IP office, the Canadian IP Office (CIPO), participates in various work-sharing and other cooperative programs with the USPTO. Below you will find helpful resources with information about Canada’s participation in these treaties and programs.”

Mainly due to the supply chain between The United States and Canada, the US is Canada’s most important trading partner. For that reason, a patent from the USPTO is appealing to Canadian Inventors. You can talk to an InventHelp representative who can refer you to a patent attorney for low-cost patent services including a preliminary patentability search and opinion and patent applications.

Getting Started
How can InventHelp assist Canadian inventors? InventHelp has been in business since 1984. Their office in Canada has been helping Canadian inventors for over 35 years. They are not only in Canada but other countries as well including Australia and the United Kingdom. They have a social media presence to follow on Instagram, YouTube, X, and Facebook as well as an informative website that includes inventor stories and products. Your product idea can be simple or complex and the experienced and caring team at InventHelp will keep you on track.

The process for moving forward with your invention idea as a Canadian inventor is easy. Don’t hesitate to contact InventHelp-they have a solid reputation. Go to InventHelp.com to get started today.

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