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National Inventors Hall of Fame Announces Wi-Fi and Spanx Innovators Among 2026 Class
The 2026 class includes pioneers in gene editing, Wi-Fi, and medical devices, recognized for innovations benefiting millions and marking the nation’s 250th anniversary, USPTO said.
- On Jan. 31, 2026, the National Inventors Hall of Fame announced fifteen innovators for the 2026 class, with induction ceremonies scheduled for May 7 in Washington, D.C.
- The National Inventors Hall of Fame said it is a nonprofit that recognizes inventors and promotes creativity, entrepreneurship, and educational programs.
- Public figures and industry leaders round out the inductees, with Danica McKellar serving as master of ceremonies for the induction at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., later this year.
- NIHF says the enshrinement will advance its education programs, supported by sponsors including the Samueli Foundation and Reuben Trane, to inspire future innovators.
- Earlier inventions such as the metered dose inhaler saved lives and improved quality of life for hundreds of millions of patients, impacting global health significantly.
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