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Wildly Innovative Colorado Inventors Show Off Their Creations at Colorado Inventor Showcase

Provides Opportunity for Attendees to Network, Meet Local, National Luminaries

Louisville, Colorado – October 12, 2009– Attendees at the 5th Annual Colorado Inventor Showcase will experience first-hand the wide-ranging innovation and creative passion Colorado inventors bring to the world. It is also an opportunity to network with high profile luminaries in business, venture capital, media and education. The DaVinci Institute, along with ColoradoBiz Magazine and Townsend & Townsend & Crew host the Showcase, taking place on November 3, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at The Cable Center in Denver. Tickets are available now at https://www.davinciinstitute.com/events/

“The Colorado Inventor Showcase celebrates innovators and displays their achievements born of highly creative imaginations and perseverance,” said Thomas Frey, Executive Director of the DaVinci Institute. “The exhibits will highlight unique products from both independent inventors and established businesses. Over 60 celebrity judges will evaluate the entries and award prizes in several categories including software, commercial and consumer products as well as Colorado Inventor of the Year. There is something for everyone at this event.”

Some of the Colorado Inventor Showcase entries for 2009 include:

• The Reciprotating Internal Combustion Engine from Hoyt Engine Alternative cleanly and economically produces hydraulic fluid power that can be stored or utilized to perform any traditionally engine-driven work, including powering heavy earthmoving equipment and the full range of road-going vehicles. This potentially disruptive technology enhances emerging Hydraulic Hybrid system designs, affording staggeringly high performance potential yet, yields fuel efficiencies equivalent to about 100 MPG in a full-sized passenger car or utility vehicle.
• The ZIP-ZAC Pocket Towel features a patented innovative zippered pocket lined with water resistant nylon to safely store keys, cell phone, MP3 player, ID card, lip balm and other personal items. It can be used at the gym, basketball court pool, hot tub, track, weight room, yoga class, spin class, treadmill, tennis court, etc. for both security and mobility.
• The ChinUp exercise device is designed to firm up the chin and retighten neck muscles for a more youthful appearance with regular use. It may be used for a few minutes anywhere, anytime to achieve dramatic results. It’s easy to use and affordable.

 Visitors will see about 40 inventions at the Colorado Inventor Showcase. For video of some of these inventions, visit: http://www.impactlab.com/

Colorado Inventor Showcase takes place at the Cable Center, 2000 Buchtel Boulevard in Denver, CO, 80210. Admission to the Colorado Inventor Showcase is $50. For more details and registration, please go to http://www.davinciinstitute.com/.

About the DaVinci Institute

The DaVinci Institute is a Futurist Think Tank based in Louisville, Colorado. The Institute goes beyond the traditional role of a think tank. The Institute believes that shaping the future requires more than ideas; it requires action as well. The DaVinci Institute also believes that the people that will shape the future are those that take brilliant ideas and make them become reality. Inventors and entrepreneurs will shape our future. That is why the DaVinci Institute produces futurist events designed to assist the revolutionary thinking inventor and entrepreneur, and helps them get their ideas off the ground.

The DaVinci Institute is a 501-c-3 non-profit organization supported by memberships, sponsorships and attendance fees for the programs we produce. For more information about the DaVinci Institute call 303-666-4133 or go to http://www.davinciinstitute.com/.