Today is the opening of a new exhibit at the National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum in Alexandria, Virginia titled The Patents and Trademarks of Steve Jobs: Art and Technology that Changed the World. According to the USPTO’s press release, the exhibit will feature more than 300 patents granted to Jobs as well as many of Apple’s trademarks.
The exhibit will be open through January 15, 2012. It is free and open to the public. The National Inventors Hall of Fame and Museum is located at the USPTO’s headquarters at 600 Dulany Street in Alexandria, Virginia.
As one who works with patents and trademarks on a daily basis, I enjoy learning about intellecual property that helped shape history. A current exhibit at the USPTO Museum called Exercising Ingenuity displays just that–“inventions, patents, and trademarks that have emerged from the fitness, nutrition, and exercise industries.”