“Discover the Secrets Behind November’s Most Mind-Blowing Patents You Won’t Believe Exist!”
George de Mestral’s creation is a testament to the power of observation and simplicity. Today, Velcro is everywhere, a covert helper in our daily lives.
11. The Fax Machine (Patent Granted November 8, 1843)
Long before the internet, the fax machine was one of the few ways to send documents over long distances quickly. The 1843 patent might seem ancient, but this invention became a staple in offices around the world for decades.
While the fax machine might feel outdated today, it laid the foundation for future communication technologies.
12. The Disposable Diaper (Patent Granted November 8, 1966)
Marion Donovan’s disposable diaper patent made life a lot easier for parents. By replacing reusable cloth with a convenient, disposable option, she launched an entire industry.
This simple innovation didn’t just save time, it transformed parenting, setting the stage for ongoing innovations in baby care.
13. The Pressure Cooker (Patent Granted November 13, 1902)
Patented in November 1902, the pressure cooker introduced a faster way to prepare meals. By using steam pressure, it could cook food quickly without sacrificing the flavor or nutrition of the meal.
Today’s Instant Pots owe a lot to the original pressure cooker, which showed that sometimes, a little pressure is good.
14. The Taser (Patent Granted November 22, 1974)
When it was patented in 1974, the Taser introduced a new non-lethal option for self-defense and law enforcement. While it sparked some debate, its impact on public safety is undeniable.
