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Innovation means creating something new. The word is derived from the Latin term innovatio, and refers to an idea, method, or object that is created that bears little resemblance to previous patterns. Today, the word "innovation" is used more in the context of ideas and inventions as well as the related economic exploitation, innovation being invention that comes to market. Today, the separation between innovation and production is considered weak, sometimes tending to merge and become confused over time.

Invention is the act of creating a new technology, process, object, or system of relationships, or an improvement of pre-existing technologies, processes, and objects. The term is confused with discovery, which is the acquisition of new knowledge "but at random" or without a determined but applied effort in this direction; invention, on the other hand, is the result of work directed at fining answers to a problem. However, invention can be characterized as discovery when there are possibilities or strong evidence about the functioning of such an artifact (or complex systems of formal relations) that nobody knew how it worked, having existed before. In this case the "reinventor" acquires the patent as well as the merits of the discovery.

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