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    Inventors Hall of Fame Adds Several New Members

    Past honorees include the inventors of breakfast cereal and technology to manufacture shoes faster.
    by Kate Sheridan May 11, 2018 1 minute
    A visitor to the CES trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada, in January walks through a 5G wireless broadband technology display. The National Inventors Hall of Fame will induct several new members in May, including the creators of significant technological advances.
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    Rockers, baseball players and country music singers have halls of fame, so why shouldn’t the people who enrich, simplify and sometimes save our lives have one too? Well, they do: The National Inventors Hall of Fame, located in North Canton, Ohio

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