Inventions, Licensing, and Royalty based development

 

Since the 1960’s, over half of the top grossing toys have been developed by innovators outside of the corporations that produce the toy. The toy industry has a history of working with independent inventors in many formats such as licensing the rights to an invention for royalties or a royalty based development. We have been inventing our own items since our companies founding and we have an inventory of items, innovations, and methodologies that can make hit toys. We have been nominated as finalists in both Tagies and Play Creators awards and have been recognized over the world for our invention work. We are one of the most collaborative invention firms out there, with partnerships and collaborations among some of the leading inventors and innovators of the world. This allows us to make dream teams and solve the problems that come up in product development while keeping the magic of the invention alive. We have our own inventions and are always looking for new ideas to collaborate on.

 

This slideshow shows some of our licensed inventions.

 

A descendent of Hasbro’s 1993 “Crashback” and Spin Master’s 2003 “Regenerator”. We partnered with original inventors KID group to reinvent this crashing car for Spin Master’s 2019 line. Here is a look at how we designed the mechanism.

Track set and mechanism design licensed to Fisher-Price.

Our invention for Fisher Price, Thomas and Friends Trackmaster Fiery Rescue Set. We came up with the concept and built the first full functioning model then Worked with Fisher-Price on theme.

A new pocket Nerf Blaster and the development of toys that launch and fly. Behind the scenes. All development by Sweet Spot Studio, Inc. and its partners. Patents and copyrights apply.

This awesome hula hoop and jump rope in one is available for license.

2003 “Whiplash” with Tyco RC of Mattel.

2003 “Whiplash” with Tyco RC of Mattel.