So I've been perusing
Google's patent search engine as of late and I usually come across some really cool stuff. The patent forms are very interesting to me because they not only have to contain a full description of the invention, but also a picture. I've also been fairly disappointed because it seems that every good idea I have, some schmuck thought of it, patented it, and is now squatting on the patent and not marketing their product/invention. Ah well.
I've actually found the patent for for a
baby brain cooling device and also the patent for for the
push pin. However, today (10 minutes ago, actually), I came across the absolute coolest patent form I have ever witnessed. It's for a toy gun which is convertible into a robotic humanoid form.
Yup. You guessed it. I found the
patent for Megatron...


UPDATE: There is actually a whole
SLEW of Transformers patents. That zany Takara.
5 comments:
that's un-dirty word-believable!
Very cool! Thanks for pointing this out.
I guess it was good that the Transformers were patented, otherwise those Gobots would have nabbed their likenesses.
Cy-kill's transformation is very similar to Wreck-Gar's. I wonder if Hasbro (Takara) had to pay out to Gobots for that. I bet the legal side of the toy world is fascinating. Especially in the 80's. Hmmm...smells like a book idea.
That's Nothing!
Check out the INVENTOR on Patent #D384,587.
That'll hold ya!
Pappy
SORRY, Patent#D384585
Pappy
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