The Lépine Prize is an annual award presented in France to recognize innovative inventions and products. Established in 1901, it aims to promote creativity and entrepreneurship among inventors. The prize is named after Louis Lépine, a former prefect of police in Paris, who initiated the competition to encourage technological advancements. Participants in the Lépine Prize showcase their inventions at the Lépine International Invention Show, held in Paris. The competition attracts inventors from around the world, offering them a platform to gain visibility and potentially commercialize their ideas. Winning the prize can significantly boost an inventor's career and market opportunities.