Inductee Tom Blake revolutionized water safety with his hollow surfboard design, which is called the “greatest piece of lifesaving equipment ever developed” by the @RedCross. Thanks to his innovation and lifeguards worldwide, countless lives have been saved. #WaterSafety

Educators, how do you make the first day of school memorable? Do you use a fun icebreaker or read a favorite story? Share your ideas in the comments and then check out our blog for more ways to start the school year with a positive vibe.

Why should you visit the National Inventors Hall of Fame® Museum? . 🌟 New exhibits for 2025 .💡 Inspiration around every corner.🏛️ Free admission. #Museum #PlanYourVisit #VisitDC

Did you know YOU can nominate an inventor for induction to the National Inventors Hall of Fame®? . Submit a nomination on our website and help honor those who’ve changed the world through innovation. #Nomination #HOF #DYK

In case you missed it, Inductee Federico Faggin shared his experience creating the microprocessor with us. Watch the full video to learn more about this technological pioneer! #Computer #Technology

RT @uspto: Acting Director Coke Morgan Stewart visited @CampInvention, where kids are using STEM skills to design and build their own creat….

Each year, we’re thrilled to work with our Inductees to introduce @CampInvention campers to real-world STEM role models. In June, campers in Texas & Colorado received a visit from Fran Ligler, Gary Sharp & Jackie Quinn to hear their stories & show off their creations! #RoleModel

Inductee George Alcorn broke new ground in space exploration with his pioneering advancements in space technology. Curious to learn more about his remarkable journey & impactful inventions? Check out our blog! #SpaceExploration

Whether you’re proud of your ink or have a little tattoo regret, you can thank Inductee Rox Anderson for options! 💡 His development of laser dermatology has advanced solutions for permanent hair removal, acne treatment and tattoo removal. #Tattoo

A new exhibit outside the National Inventors Hall of Fame® Museum highlights 4 Inductees who made groundbreaking contributions to science, tech & everyday life. Want a sneak peek at their inspiring stories and inventions? Check out our blog!

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Built to withstand deep ocean pressure, Inductee Harold “Bud” Froehlich designed a powerful submersible that revolutionized exploration confirming plate tectonics, discovered 300+ animal species and captured the first images of the RMS Titanic. #OceanLife

From personal computers to traffic lights, it’s hard to picture daily life without the microprocessor. But how did this game-changing technology come to be? Discover the story behind the invention that powers our world! #Microprocessor #Technology

Did you know the flat-bottom paper bag was a game-changer? 🛍️ Inductee Margaret E. Knight invented a machine that cut, folded, and glued bags automatically, making mass production possible. Thanks to her, carrying our stuff is easier than ever! #Innovation #History

Did you know? By 2013, @Amazon reduced its “click-to-ship” time from over an hour to just 15 minutes! And today, over 1 million robots are in operation across their fulfillment centers worldwide. Now that’s innovation in action! #PrimeDay #Kiva #Amazon

This month our team is visiting schools across the country to test hands-on curricula and gather feedback from campers and educators, helping us create the best @CampInvention experiences. Go behind the scenes as two awesome educators share their insights!

While working on military electronics, Inductee Ralph Baer imagined interactive games people could play on their screens, sparking the birth of the video game industry! 🎮 Today, millions enjoy the creativity, connection & fun of gaming thanks to his visionary invention. #Gaming

We’re proud to partner with the @uspto to share the innovative journey of Inductee Federico Faggin and how his development of a tiny chip called a microprocessor sparked a revolution in technology. Check it out!.

Happy Fourth of July! . Today we celebrate the freedom to imagine, invent and bring bold ideas to life. Here’s to the dreamers, doers and future inventors who keep the spirit of innovation shining bright. #FourthofJuly #IndependenceDay

Let’s take a moment to thank Inductee Willis Haviland Carrier for helping us beat the summer heat! ☀️❄️ His invention of modern air conditioning revolutionized indoor comfort and makes these hot summer days much more bearable. #BeatTheHeat #SummerTime