T2 Design Featured on 2 Episodes of ABC's "American Inventor"

T2 Design was featured building two prototypes on "American Inventor" on ABC, executive produced by Simon Cowell.

Santa Monica,CA (PRWEB) May 20, 2006 -- T2 Design was featured building two prototypes on "American Inventor" on ABC, executive produced by Simon Cowell. "We developed two semi-finalist inventions and we are proud to be featured on two episodes of the popular TV show," said Paul Berman, president of T2 Design Corporation.

T2 Design, an invention prototype building company, successfully created the electronics, and composed the voice, music, and lyrics for the Niya Doll. Darla Davenport-Powell's invention, the Niya Doll, speaks and sings several languages, and is the first African American doll that speaks an African language, as well as English and Spanish.

T2 Design's Linda Shayne and Stacey Matthew wrote and recorded Niya's song, performed by Hailey Beaman and the T2 Design World Choir. "Eight countries from around the world, including Kenya, Japan, Mexico and the Philippines were represented in our choir, creating a vibrant, rhythmic sound," said Linda Shayne, film maker and songwriter. After seeing the final prototype of Niya, "American Inventor" judge Mary Lou Quinlan exclaimed, " What you did with the songs, and the music and the drum... you did it!" "American Inventor" judge Doug Hall remarked, "my hat's off to all of the design teams. In an impossible situation you've all done great."

T2 Design developed and constructed the prototypes for semi-finalist Jodi Pliszka's invention "Headline It". "Headline It" is a disposable absorbent liner for hats, helmets and wigs. T2 Design created the packaging and brand identity for Jodi's product as well." American Inventor" judge Ed Evangelista remarked, "I think people will buy it." "American Inventor" judge Peter Jones stated, "You have utilized the 50,000 dollars exceptionally well and I don't believe you could have done it better." T2 Design helps inventors create products from their invention ideas. Based in Santa Monica, California, T2 Design has successfully worked with inventors designing products, building prototypes, patent searching and facilitating manufacturing for more than 15 years.

For more information on T2 Design, visit http://www.t2design.com

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