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[[Category:Categories for {{{5}}}|American inventions]]


This category is about inventions that were patented though not necessarily invented in the United States.

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American inventors

Sports originating in the United States

World War II tanks of the United States

  

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8-track tape

ARPANET

Aberdeen chronograph

Abrasive blasting

Acrylic paint

Active Denial System

Active pixel sensor

Adobe Flash

Adobe Flash Professional

Aerogel

Airbag

Amiga

Anamorphic format

Apollo Lunar Module

Argon oxygen decarburization

Argus Retinal Prosthesis

Artificial cardiac pacemaker

Artificial heart

Artificial neuron

Assembly line

Atkins diet

Automated teller machine

Automatic transmission

Autopilot

BASIC

Ballistic electron emission microscopy

Barbed wire

Barcode

Bass guitar

Bathysphere

Bazooka

Beach ball

Beam lead technology

Bee smoker

Bell X-1

Bifocals

BigBelly

Bioactive glass

Biological pacemaker

Bionic contact lens

Black light

Boosted fission weapon

Boy Butter

Bread clip

Breakfast cereal

Brown truss

Browning Hi-Power

Bubble wrap

Bubblegum

Bulldozer

Bulletin board system

Burr Truss

C (programming language)

Cable television

Cable tie

Calculator

Candy apple

Candy corn

Carbon dioxide laser

Carbon microphone

Carbonless copy paper

Cardiopulmonary bypass

Carter's Little Liver Pills

Carton

Cash register

Catalytic converter

Charge-coupled device

Chemical laser

Chemical oxygen iodine laser

Cigarette

Clothes hanger

Coca-Cola

Cocaine (drink)

Commodore 64

Communications satellite

Compiler

Compliant bonding

Comptometer

Computer keyboard

Confocal microscopy

Continuous subscription service

Contour crafting

Cooler

Cordless telephone

Cotton candy

Cotton gin

Cotton swab

Crash test dummy

Crayon

Credit card

Cromemco CYCLOPS

Crossed-field amplifier

Cryotron

Crystalate

Curiosity (rover)

Curium

Cyanoacrylate

Cyclocomputer

Cyclotron

DNA computing

DOS

Dazer Laser

Defibrillation

Dendrochronology

Dental floss

Dianetics

Digital camera

Digital subscriber line

Direct current

Dishmaker

Dishwasher

Doggles

Dolby Digital

Dolby noise-reduction system

Drop Stop

Dynamic random-access memory

EEPROM

Eclipse windmill

Electret microphone

Electric blanket

Electric chair

Electric guitar

Electric stove

Electromagnetic lock

Electron beam ion trap

Electronic libretto

Electronic paper

Electrostatic precipitator

Email

Energy return wheel

Equatorial sextant

Escalator

Ethernet

Fax

Ferris wheel

Fiberglass

Fidelipac

Fire sprinkler

Firewall (computing)

First video game

Fisk metallic burial case

Flashlight

Fleshlight

Floppy disk

Floppy disk variants

Flowbee

Flowchart

Flying disc

Fortran

Franklin stove

Fresno scraper

Fuel dispenser

Full body scanner

Fused deposition modeling

Fusor

Future Vision Technologies

Fuzzball router

Gamma camera

Gamma probe

Garage door

Gas laser

Gas mask

General Tso's chicken

George Stibitz

Gift wrapping

Gilhoolie

Glass harmonica

Global Positioning System

Glottochronology

Glucose meter

Go (programming language)

Gore-Tex

Graphical user interface

Graphophone

Hair spray

Hamming code

Hammond organ

Hard disk drive

Henry rifle

Highway Hi-Fi

Holographic drive

Hutchinson Patent Stopper

Hydraucone

Hydraulic brake

Hypertext

IBM RAD6000

IMail

Ice cream soda

Ice resurfacer

Industrial robot

Infunitum

Instant camera

Integrated circuit

Interband cascade laser

Internet

Invention USA

Ion laser

Ionocraft

JavaScript

Jeans

Jelly bean

Jersey barrier

Jet injector

Jukebox

K-Y Jelly

Kart racing

Kinematoscope

Kinetoscope

Klystron

Knuckle Racquet

Kong (dog toy)

LAWKS

Lambda calculus

Lap steel guitar

Laptop

Laser

Laser diode

Laser printing

Liberty Bell (game)

Life net

Light-emitting diode

Lightning Switch

Lightning rod

Liner lock

Lint remover

LiquiGlide

Liquid-crystal display

Liquid-propellant rocket

Lisp (programming language)

Loaded Questions (game)

Magnetic resonance imaging

Magnetic storage

Magnetic stripe card

Marker pen

Markup language

Maser

Masking tape

Memristor

Metallic microlattice

Microelectromechanical system oscillator

Microprocessor

Microwave oven

Mimeoscope

Minicomputer

Mixer (cooking)

Modem

Monopoly (game)

Mouse (computing)

Mouse button

Mousepad

N-slit interferometer

Nanoimprint lithography

Nanolaser

Napalm

Neuticles

Neutron bomb

New Year's glasses

Norden bombsight

Nuclear power plant

Nuclear submarine

Nuclear weapon

Nylon

Obsidian hydration dating

Oil well

Operating system

Optical mouse

Oral-B Glide

PDCA

Pacifier-activated lullaby

PageRank

Paintball

Panavision

Paper clip

Paper cup

Paper shredder

Parking meter

Pattern playback

Payphone

Pelton wheel

Perl

Permanent press

Personal computer

Phonograph

Phonograph cylinder

Photocopier

Photosensitive glass

Pipe wrench

Pisco Sour

Plasma display

Plutonium

Pneumoencephalography

Polio vaccine

Polygraph

Polymerase chain reaction

Polytetrafluoroethylene

Popcorn maker

Positron emission tomography

Potato chip

Preparation H

Pritikin Diet

QWERTY

Qore (programming language)

Quantum well laser

RAM press

Radar altimeter

Radar gun

Radial arm saw

Radio direction finder

Radio telescope

Radiocarbon dating

Random-access memory

Refrigerator

Relay

Remote control

Revolving door

Richter magnitude scale

Ring spinning

Rocket stove

Rogallo wing

Roller skates

Roper steam velocipede

Roto-Rooter

Rumford fireplace

SQUID

Safety pin

Safety razor

Satellite navigation

Scanning acoustic microscope

Scent transfer unit

Schrader valve

Scoop (utensil)

Scotch Tape

Scrabble

Scroll wheel

Segway Inc.

Segway PT

Sholes and Glidden typewriter

Shopping cart

Silica gel

Silo

Skateboard

Skee ball

Skid-steer loader

Slide Away Bed

Slot machine

Smith & Wesson Model 1

Smoke detector

Snowboarding

Soft serve

Softball

Solar cell

Sono arsenic filter

South Beach Diet

Space Shuttle

Space blanket

Space tourism

Spinner (wheel)

Spoonplug

Stanley Meyer's water fuel cell

Steadicam

Stepping switch

Stereo-Pak

Stereolithography

Stereopticon

Stop sign

Storyboard

String trimmer

Sugar packet

Supercomputer

Supercritical airfoil

Supermarket

Susceptor

Swivel chair

Sybian

TV dinner

Tabulating machine

Taser

Tea bag

Teddy bear

Teledildonics

Teleidoscope

Telephone

Telephone directory

Teleprinter

Teleprompter

Television

Telharmonium

Ticker tape

Timeline of United States discoveries

Timeline of United States inventions (1890–1945)

Timeline of United States inventions (1946–91)

Timeline of United States inventions (after 1991)

Timeline of United States inventions (before 1890)

Torpedo (petroleum)

Touchscreen

Tow truck

Traffic cone

Transcriptor

Transistor

Tri-star (wheel arrangement)

Trolley pole

Tucker Telephone

Tupperware

Twist tie

Twisted nematic field effect

Typographer (typewriter)

UBV photometric system

Universal Product Code

Universal Serial Bus

Uno (card game)

Vacuum cleaner

Vacuum tube

Vehicle audio

Venus 2000

Vibrating sample magnetometer

Video game console

Videotape

Virtual reality

Vitascope

Vulcanization

WD-40

Walkin' Wheels

Washing machine

Water Talkies

Waterphone

Wearable computer

Weather satellite

Well counter

Wheel clamp

Windscreen wiper

Windsurfing

Wireless LAN

Wireless keyboard

Wood's glass

Workstation

Write-only memory (joke)

Xerography

Zip (file format)

Zipper

Zipper storage bag

Zone diet

    

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