Mr. Omar Bilonashvili
CEO, founder
Mr. Tamaz Kipshidze
CFO, Vice chairman
Mr. Tamaz Kipshidze, “red diploma” engineer graduated from Iv.Javakhishvili State University with MBA degree has continued study in “Spanish-American Institute” W43st. NY.NY. He has done huge amount of renovation and rebuilding projects in the NY city, Philadelphia, NJ city etc.
Mr. Nugzar Makhauri
Akhmeta city
Mr. Nugzar Makhauri has graduated from Georgian Agricultural university and is experienced agronomist and innovator with many creative technologies, also has implemented own ideas in agricultural field and have great experience of own farming and experiments.
Last great success at ICAN 2020 – Toronto, Canada international inventions exhibition
Mr. Giorgi Batsanadze
Tbilisi Central branch
Mr. Giorgi Batsanadze represents Inventors club of Georgia in the Tbilisi Central branch and actively supports young innovators during school and youth competitions. He started his innovative life in early childhood creating different gadgets and designs for them from paper and piece of woods and cartons. At this moment he runs his small business and plans to participate at expos in the Georgia and abroad. We support his intention and wish him success
Mr. Shota Charbodashvili
Press speaker of the club
Xerox has been working with so-called electronic paper since the 1970s. Its most promising solution is a type of paper called “Gyricon.” A Gyricon sheet is a thin layer of transparent plastic containing millions of small oil-filled cavities. A two-colored bead is free to rotate inside each cavity. When a printer applies a voltage to the surface of the sheet, the beads rotate to present one colored side to the viewer, offering the ability to create text or pictures. The images will remain on the paper until it’s fed through the printer once again.
Mr. Davit Nadaraia
Tbilisi central branch
When you imagine inventors, you probably picture a lone genius in a laboratory concocting brilliant devices, experimenting and redesigning until some concept or contraption works perfectly. At that point, the new invention is unveiled to the world, a stunning piece of new technology that instantly changes everything.
Mr. Kakha Svanidze
Representative of Inventors club of Georgia
In the Republic of France
Mr.Kakha Svanidze, born in the Kutaisi, western part of Georgia is living and working in the France and is involved in the innovation activities and different events organized by Inventors club of Georgia or other organizations. Mr. Kakha as an innovator recognizes himself from early childhood when he was creating interesting gadgets from wood and plastic. I was the kid who was making something or destroying something just to see what was inside of it. Owns small farm, vine yard plants and dreams to have his own vine mark sold worldwide.
Mr.David Khumarashvili
New Jersey, USA
Mr. David Khumarashvili was winner of “Youth for innovation” prize between school student inventors and has participated at different webinars, conferences expos etc. At the middle of September this young guy was invited at the “Security user expo 2013” in the Copenhagen, Denmark, then he participated at the “New Energy 2014” expo in the Husum, Germany.
We hope he will have success and wish him all the best.
Mr. Levan Inasaridze
Tbilisi branch
Mr. Levan Inasaridze represents Inventors club of Georgia in the Tbilisi central branch and is actively involved in the innovation activities during years.
He has long history of “rationalization” of his life environment and tens of small innovations and solutions. As a result of his activity our club appreciates his efforts to establish different small enterprises and periodically we finance his new business ideas.
We hope one day we will have another large company ruled by our colleague.
Mr. Giorgi Darejanishvili
Telavi city branch
New scientific or technical idea, and the means of its embodiment or accomplishment. To be patentable, an invention must be novel, have utility, and be non-obvious. To be called an invention, an idea only needs to be proven as workable. But to be called an innovation, it must also be replicable at an economical cost, and must satisfy a specific need. That’s why only a few inventions lead to innovations because not all of them are economically feasible.
Business dictionary
Ms. Lana Arabuli
Representative of Inventors club in the Athens, Greece
Just having an “IDEA” is worthless, you need to have proof of when you came up with the invention ideas. Write down everything you can think of that relates to your invention, from what it is and how it works to how you’ll make and market it. This is the first step to patent your idea and keeping it from being stolen. You’ve probably heard about writing your idea down and mailing it to yourself in a sealed envelope so you have dated proof of your invention’s conception. So, do it immediately.
Mr. Giorgi Mikiashvili
Representative of club in the Kingdom of Spain
Computer (1940-45) Charles Babbage was considered the father of computers for his work on mechanical computation devices. But it was only in the 1940s that the first electronic computers were produced. For example, Howard Aiken & Grace Hopper developed the Harvard Mark I computer in 1944.
Mr. Vasil Gvelesiani,
Chiatura city, Imereti region
Mr. Vasil Gvelesiani, creator from Chiatura, city of miners and Rope ways in the Imereti region, western Georgia. Like every boy he was playing with toy guns, soldiers, cars etc. Mr. Vaso Gvelesian represents Chiatura branch of Inventors club of Georgia and he is actively involved in the activities relating to inventions and design. He is going to show his inventions to the public in the Georgia and abroad.
Mr. Giga Chikvinidze
Bagdati, Imereti region
Sure, your idea works perfectly in theory. It’s not until you start physically creating it that you’ll encounter flaws in your thinking. That’s why another great reason to develop a prototype is to test the functionality of your idea. You’ll never know the design issues and challenges until you begin actually taking your idea from theory to reality.
Mrs. Tamari Valashvili Dedoplistskaro district
Products Innovation
Product innovations applied to industrial design of physical products in material, shape, application, function, usage of the product or virtual products that improve the user experience of the product through advanced technology, advanced design and friendly interaction, which in turn generate greater commercial value.
(physical products include but not limited to 3D printing, audio products, UAV, robots, medical health, home entertainment, smart homes, health & sports, life technology, mobile devices, automotive technology etc.;
virtual products include but not limited to mobile apps, utility software for PC, service software for PC,
e-commerce software etc.
Mrs. Phati Lavrelashvili
Nadzaladevi district, Tbilisi
A strategy is nothing more than a commitment to a set of coherent, mutually reinforcing policies or behaviors aimed at achieving a specific competitive goal. Good strategies promote alignment among diverse groups within an organization, clarify objectives and priorities, and help focus efforts around them.
Mr. Ramaz Beriashvili
Dedoplistskaro district
As we know most major inventions don’t have just one inventor. Instead, they have been developed separately by many people, or many people have had a hand in their evolution from basic concepts to useful inventions.
Young innovators – our future leaders
Tamta Bilonashvili, young inventor and designer.
Tbilisi state university
Tamta Bilonashvili is student of Tbilisi State University. She is author of patented design “Package for roasted sunflower and other products”.
Successfully participated at “Georgian innovations and inventions for business” at 10 -12 July, 2014 at Expo Georgia.
For more info, please, visit the link – http://maestro.ge/menu_id/70/id/4475/lang/1
Kvemo Kedi high school young inventors club
Young inventors are preparing for participation at Millenium innovations award 2021, wish them success
Social relations and research
Mrs. Nino Bilanishvili,
Social research manager
Mrs. Nino Bilanishvili has graduated Iv.Javakhishvili Tbilisi state university sociology faculty and has great experience with different social field researches during years. At this stage she is involved in the large project relating to “Innovation motivation between youth in the schools and universities”.
Foreign members and Representatives
Mr. Venkata Praveen Chodavarapu,
Hyderabad, India.
Official representative of “Inventors club of Georgia” in the India.
Mathematician and Inventor with great ideas which include new views of math and geometry. Mr. Praveen has been lived in the UK, Serbia, Sweden, Georgia. He helps Indian students to participate at the exhibitions and conferences, supports new comer students from India to adopt domestic culture and relationships. Mr. Praveen is organizing and helping Georgian inventors to exhibit in the India their inventions and products at the exhibitions and trade shows. “One day we have to have direct flight to India from Georgia to have closer relations between our countries” says Mr. Praveen Chodavarapu and we are agree with him.