PERRY THE INVENTOR® Bring me a problem →
For CEOs, founders, rebels, and engineering leads

Got a problem your smartest people
can’t solve?
Good!
That’s the only kind I want.

Your problem gets the innovative thinking behind 33 issued patents in 18 patent offices and industry, across AI, tech, hardware/software, gaming/lottery/sweepstakes, medical devices, craft tools, games, and toys.

If the world moves too slow for you and you want solutions now, read on.

If you're like most high achievers you probably have a problem right now that keeps coming back. Your team has looked at it from every angle and the answer is always “that’s just how it works.”

It's not their fault. School trains to execute, not innovate. And right now you need innovation. That's where I can help. Review some of my past projects and call me. Because “impossible” usually isn’t.

inNOWvation™

inNOWvation™ is a proprietary system that predictively generates innovation.

When you need innovation, you need it now. Not next month. Not next year. Right now. My inNOWvation™ system puts you in command and brings you timly innovation right now. Results and Patents are proof.

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I put the lottery on the personal computer. Loto-Québec’s company bought it.

In 1995 I patented a way to play a lottery game on a PC. A code from the game piece decides the result before you play, and the screen turns that into a game of chance. Ingenio, a Loto-Québec subsidiary, acquired the patents. They went on to be granted in Europe, Asia, Australia and the Americas, 20 foreign patents in all.

Patients skip their medicine. So I made the habit they can’t quit do the work.

Everyone in healthcare knows about non-adherence, and almost nobody has fixed it. My newest patent pairs a therapeutic dose with something the patient already craves, like nicotine, caffeine or sugar, and delivers both on a programmed schedule. The craving becomes the reason they stay on treatment.

CraftColorCutter® · 6 US patents

I put a razor blade inside a marker.

Crafters drew a line with one tool, then put it down and cut with another. I built both into one housing, so you draw and cut in a single stroke. That became ColorCutter®, a registered trademark, plus a family of cutting and decorating patents that runs from 2003 to 2021.

Toys3 US patents · 2017–2021

A sword fight where the toy decides who won.

Kids argue about who got hit first. In my design, sensors and logic detect the winning strike, and the loser’s balloon bladder pops while the winner’s stays whole. The argument is over.

See the pattern? Each of these industries accepted a limit. Each one got a breakthrough instead. Your problem can too.

None of this was luck. Behind every one of these patents is the same method, a set of techniques I call inNOWvation™. It turns invention into a repeatable process, so breakthroughs come on demand instead of waiting for inspiration.

That’s why the patents land in such unrelated fields. The subject changes, but the method doesn’t. Point it at your problem and you get the same result: a revolutionary answer you'd be prooud to own.

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33
Issued patents
13
US patents
18
Patent offices
1996–2026
Grants

Here’s what to do next

Send me a message on LinkedIn. Describe your problem in a few sentences. Tell me what you’ve tried and why it didn’t work.

If it’s my kind of problem, we’ll talk. If it isn’t, I’ll tell you that too.

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To your breakthrough,

PERRY THE INVENTOR®
Perry Kaye, inventor of record

P.S. Every patent in this letter links to the public record. Check them. I’d rather you verify than take my word for it.

P.P.S. The best problems are the ones you’ve stopped mentioning in meetings because nobody has an answer. Send me that one.

The record

Every number links to the patent.

Medical

Gaming

Toys

  • US 9,757,642Device for revealing a winner · 2017
  • US 10,758,835Pop sensor system and device for revealing a winner · 2020
  • US 11,097,198Pop mechanism and device for revealing a winner · 2021

Craft & cutting

Simulation

  • US 5,497,188Method for virtualizing an environment · 1996