Hierarchical TRIZ Algorithms–Step J. Implement the Solution

12th Installment- Apr 2006 Hierarchical TRIZ Algorithms is a how-to TRIZ book. It is designed to assist both beginning and advanced users. Each month, the TRIZ-Journal will publish another chapter of the book. This month’s installment includes the 10th step … Read More

Personal Report from the American Creativity Association Meeting Austin TX USA, March 22-25, 2006

By Ellen Domb editor@the-trizjournal.com

I went to the American Creativity Association meeting with two purposes in mind: 1. To tell the non-TRIZ creativity people about TRIZ 2. To learn what the non-TRIZ creativity people do

As a TRIZ consultant and … Read More

Six Sigma Trends: Six Sigma in Financial Services

Elena A. Averboukh LUSI – Centre eG ( Interdisciplinary Centre for Quality of Life and Usability Studies ) www.sixsigma-24.de

Here is a new article reflecting our on-going research on advanced tools, strategies and trends in deploying six sigma particular in … Read More

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TRIZ at Bradford University – Solving a Organisational Problem using TRIZ

Karen Gadd http://www.oxfordcreativity.co.uk/

It is not good starting the New Year with a sense of foreboding and I was dreading my first two TRIZ courses in 2006. These were at the engineering departments of Bradford University and Sheffield Hallam and … Read More

Functional Fixedness

Roni Horowitz Roni.Horowitz@start2think.com

Functional fixedness is the inability of a problem solver to use an accessible and handy entity to accomplish task A just because this tool is associated with task B (although this entity may be very suitable to … Read More

Call for papers for European TRIZ Association TRIZ Futures 2006

International Scientific Committee Prof. J. Duflou, K.U.Leuven, Belgium Prof. W. H. Elmaraghy, Univ. of Windsor, Canada Prof. S. C.-Y. Lu, Univ. of Southern California, USA Prof. G. Schuh, Aachen Univ. RWTH, Germany Prof. G. Seliger, TUBerlin, Germany Prof. … Read More

TRIZ Home Page in Japan – Updated

Japan TRIZ CB is going to hold “The Second TRIZ Symosium in Japan, 2006 ” on Aug. 31 through Sept. 2, 2006 at Suita, Osaka , for the purpose of providing an open forum for presentation, discussion, and partnership. … Read More

Journal of TRIZ in Engineering Design – Announcement of a new publication

Announcement of a new publication: We are very pleased to announce that the Journal of TRIZ in Engineering Design has begun publication. This is an academic journal, with a classical peer review system. It is available on-line at http://www.togopressllc.com/trizined/ojs/contents/2005v1n1.html TRIZ … Read More

Response To Freddy Pachys Letter To the Editor

Dear Editor, I always feel a sense of deep contradiction when faced with letters like that of Freddy Pachys. To respond or not to respond. A difficult question. Particularly so in this case I feel. By responding, I present Mr … Read More

Students Corner #3 – Lever – The Simplest, Yet Very Helpful Machine!

Dr. Abram Teplitskiy – Students Corner #3. LEVER – THE SIMPLEST, YET VERY HELPFUL MACHINE!

On our previous meeting in Student’s Corner we discussed very important question – how to generate electricity, using energy of Sun, Water, Wind, and different … Read More

Technology Forecasting of CCD and CMOS Digital Imaging Technology using TRIZ

Michael Tompkins, Tim Price, Timothy Clapp College of Textiles, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA E-mail: timothy_clapp@ncsu.edu Ina Parker, I.P. Discovery, Inc., Cary, USA E-mail: iparker@ip-discovery.com

Abstract CCD and CMOS image sensors, used in electronic devices such as digital cameras, … Read More

Information Analysis And Presentation In Forecasting

Peter Chuksin INTEKO-TRIZ chuksinpeter@mail.ru Nikolay Shpakovsky INTEKO-TRIZ triztrainer@nm.ru

Unlike problem solving in TRIZ, a forecast of technical system evolution offers not a separate solution, but a field, a tree of solutions which exhibit significant variability and information redundancy.

How not … Read More

Laws Of Development Of Needs

By: Vladimir Petrov TRIZ Association of Israel vladpetr@netvision.net.il

Abstract The article contains a description of trends of needs developed by the author and the methodology for using them.

Introduction The distance from the generation of an idea of an engineering … Read More

More On Innovation Timing: Discontinuity Rate

Darrell Mann Systematic Innovation Ltd, UK E-mail: darrell.mann@systematic-innovation.com

1. Introduction In January’s article on innovation timing, a prototype algorithm was presented (Reference 1). Within that algorithm was a factor labelled ‘discontinuity rate’. The aim of this article is to expand … Read More

Progress and Ideality

By: Vladimir Petrov, Avraam Seredinski

Vladimir Petrov TRIZ Association of Israel vladpetr@netvision.net.il

Avraam Seredinski Head of TRIZ chair, ESICS, France avraam.seredinski@tiscali.fr www.as-triz.com

Abstract Authors present the theoretical aspects about Law of Ideality Increasing – the most important law of technical … Read More

Applying the Law of Idealization to a Circuit Design Problem

By: Haiyan Ru, Haibo Ru, Weibing Ang

Haiyan Ru, sindyru@hotmail.com Haibo Ru, browruguard-register@yahoo.com.cn Weibing Ang, weibing_ang@hotmail.com

There are eight laws of technological system evolution in TRIZ system, which are the constitutions of TRIZ world: 1) Law of Completeness: Any engineering … Read More

Creative Design of a Straightline Intermittent Reciprocator

By: Hong-Tzer Yan and Hsin-Sheng Lee

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Chienkuo Technology University Deptment of Power Mechanical Engineering, National Formosa University E-mail: jennifer@nfu.edu.tw (Corresponding author)

Abstract The traditional straightline intermittent reciprocator has only one motion curve. By applying the TRIZ … Read More

What Innovation Is: How Companies Develop Operating Systems for Innovation

By: Howard Smith

THE INNOVATION IMPERATIVE There isn’t a business that doesn’t want to be more creative in its thinking. According to one study, 75 percent of CEOs of the fastest growing companies claim their strongest competitive advantage is … Read More

Mutual Compensation of TRIZ and Axiomatic Design

By: Kyeong Won, Lee and Young Joon, Ahn

Kyeong Won, Lee Associate Professor at Korea Polytechnic University, CTO at TRIZ Engineering & Consulting company “KID” in Korea lkw@kpu.ac.kr

Young Joon, Ahn Graduate Student at Korea Polytechnic University … Read More