ANDRIA HALL, CNN ANCHOR: We all know the saying, build a better mouse trap and the world will beat a path to your door. But, build a trap for spiders and you'll need to do a bit more to get the world's attention. CNN's Lisa Gurevic (ph) reports.</s>LISA GUREVIC, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): If you've ever killed a spider in your home because you were too afraid to pick it up, fear no more. The inventor of the spider catcher calls his creation the friendly way to remove spiders. It's one of nearly 700 inventions on display at Geneva's annual invention convention. Inventors from 44 countries around the world are hoping to attract interest and investment. The Algerian inventor of this creation says it allows the driver of a vehicle to view what's going on in front and behind at the same time.</s>ABDELKEDER BEHLOULI, INVENTOR (through translator): It's a new concept that I've named the automobile bi-visor. Contrary to the normal design we have now which only allows you to see what's going on behind, here you have the prism section which also allows you to see the front of the car.</s>GUREVIC: And if driving on crowded highways causes you a little too much stress, try the relax one stress relieving machine. Its creator says all you have to do is climb in to have your troubles blown away. This automatic baby walker will keep you and your baby relaxed. Or if you need some exercise, try the flexible rowing bike. The creators are all hoping to be spotted by a buyer, and buyers are all hoping to spot the invention that will make them rich and famous. Organizers say last year international licenses totalling more than $35 million were negotiated during the event. This year's participants have through Sunday to try to make it among the lucky few. Lisa Gurevic, CNN.
International Inventors Gather in Geneva For Annual Convention