Maryland Entrepreneur Nabs Two Awards At The 2006 INPEX Inventors Tradeshow

Summary of Maryland Entrepreneur Nabs Two Awards At The 2006 INPEX Inventors Tradeshow


Shirley Hayden's "The Unique Seat" secured second place at the 2006 INPEX Inventor's Tradeshow and won the Brussels Eureka award. This hands-free lounging system replaces traditional chairs, blankets, and pillows by interconnecting two versatile seats with a queen-sized blanket. Recognized for its portability and comfort, the invention also placed in the top 100 of the 2005 Whirlpool Mother of Invention contest and attracted interest from major retailers.

Parts used in The Unique Seat:

  • Two versatile seats
  • Queen sized blanket

Easton, PA (PRWEB) July 5, 2006

American inventor Shirley Hayden awarded second place in the INPEX Inventor’s Tradeshow. She also won the award from “Brussels Eureka” beating out over 300 inventors.

 

The Unique Seat Americas next answer to their outdoor and indoor recreational needs, made a major impact at the 2006 INPEX Inventors tradeshow. The Tradeshow offers inventors the opportunity to display ideas, and network with companies and other inventors. Major companies participating attend INPEX tradeshows in search of new products. In the world of inventors this is an opportunity to spotlight the next new invention with the whos who in the world of inventions. The Unique Seat grabbed the attention of todays most recognizable inventors including three of the ABCS hit show, American Inventor Finalist, Eric Thomson, Francisco Patino, and Jodi Pliszka. All three visited with Shirley Hayden, the inventor of The Unique Seat at her booth and cheered her on as she won two of the tradeshows prestigious awards. The Unique Seat was the winner of the Silver Medal in its category of recreation, and the winner of a special award given to only one inventor out of over 300 inventors the Brussels Eureka award.

 

This is not The Unique Seats first public recognition. In 2005, the Whirlpool Mother of Invention contest selected The Unique Seat in the top 100 out of 1700 contestants. Along with winning two awards at this years tradeshow, Mrs. Shirley Hayden, was also invited to Las Vegas by the review panel for the Electronic Retailing Association. She is also entertaining several opportunities for distribution since the close of the convention. Allowing her creative genius to create and promote the Unique Seat Ms. Hayden is guaranteed to make the Unique Seat Americas next must have items.

 

About The Unique Seat

 

The Unique Seat is an interconnecting hands free total lounging system. The seat allows users to carry your indoor comfort to your outdoor fun. Instead of carrying chairs, blanket and pillows to your event, you can simply throw on your lightweight Unique Seat. Comprised of two versatile seats, a queen sized blanket that has all the necessities for enjoying your outdoor event.

Quick Solutions to Questions related to The Unique Seat:

  • What awards did The Unique Seat win?
    The Unique Seat won the Silver Medal in recreation and the Brussels Eureka award.
  • Can users carry indoor comfort outdoors with this product?
    Yes, the seat allows users to carry indoor comfort to outdoor fun without carrying chairs or pillows.
  • How many inventors competed for the Brussels Eureka award?
    Over 300 inventors competed for the special Brussels Eureka award.
  • Did The Unique Seat participate in previous contests?
    Yes, it was selected in the top 100 out of 1700 contestants in the 2005 Whirlpool Mother of Invention contest.
  • Who are some notable inventors who visited the booth?
    American Inventor finalists Eric Thomson, Francisco Patino, and Jodi Pliszka visited the booth.
  • What is the best way to use The Unique Seat at an event?
    Simply throw on the lightweight seat instead of carrying chairs, blankets, and pillows.
  • Does the product include storage for necessities?
    Yes, the queen sized blanket includes all the necessities for enjoying an outdoor event.
  • Is the seat considered a total lounging system?
    Yes, it is described as an interconnecting hands free total lounging system.

About The Author

Ibrar Ayyub

I am an experienced technical writer holding a Master's degree in computer science from BZU Multan, Pakistan University. With a background spanning various industries, particularly in home automation and engineering, I have honed my skills in crafting clear and concise content. Proficient in leveraging infographics and diagrams, I strive to simplify complex concepts for readers. My strength lies in thorough research and presenting information in a structured and logical format.

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