Invention:
Invention is the act of the creation of the totally new thing such as machine, device, etc. The one who made an invention is known as inventors. In other words, inventions are also known as the new ideas.
Innovation:
Innovation is not exactly new but it is the modification made in order to adjust some changes. In other words, it is the new idea, process or device.
Differences:
Basis | Invention | Innovation |
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Definition (www.oxforddictionaries.com) |
The action of inventing something, typically a process or device. | The action or process of innovating. |
Objectives/Purpose | The purpose of innovation are:
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Synonyms | Brainchild, creativity, discovery, coinage, gadget | Modernization, deviation, departure, newness and notion |
Antonyms | Truth, steal | Custom, stagnation, tradition, habit and rut |
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Word origin | The word invention was originated in the 14th century. | The word innovation was originated in the 15th century. |
Relates | Invention relates to creation of something new. | Innovation relates to novelty and modernization. |
Concern | Invention’s concern is a singular product or process. | Innovation involves an amalgamation of various products or processes. |
Advantages/Benefits | The benefits of innovation are:
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Disadvantages | Its demerits are:
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