Robust Design: Macro & Meta Contradictions

07/04/2019 | Kobus Cilliers

Darrell Mann

I’m speaking at a Robust Design conference this month and I think my job is to shake things up a bit. It shouldn’t be too difficult. The Robust Design world is still thinking it’s a good idea to … Read More

Rethinking The ‘Robust Design’ Trend

22/04/2018 | Editor

Darrell Mann

It’s not often these days that we get to add a new stage to one of the Trends Of Evolution. It’s even rarer that we find ourselves in the position of needing to re-name one of the Trends. … Read More

Develop New Kind Of Plough By Using TRIZ And Robust Design

16/06/2003 | Editor

By: Zhao Xinjun School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation Northeastern University, P.R.China xinjun_zhao@yahoo.com.cn

Abstract The main part of plough is the share, it digs into the soil, separates the surface soil from the bed soil and then moldboard turns it … Read More

Enhancing Robust Design with the Aid of TRIZ and Axiomatic Design (Part I)

25/10/2000 | Editor

By: Matthew Hu, Kai Yang, Shin Taguchi

Matthew Hu Ford Motor Company POEE, MD 48 21500Oakwood Boulevard P.O. Box 2053 Dearborn, MI 48121 mhu7@ford.com

Kai Yang Wayne State University IME Department Wayne State University 4815 Fourth Street, Room 2151 … Read More

The QFD, TRIZ and Taguchi Connection: Customer-Driven Robust Innovation

03/01/1998 | Editor

John Terninko, Ph.D. Responsible Management Inc. & Ideation International Inc. The Ninth Symposium on Quality Function Deployment, June 10, 1997

Abstract

Taguchi’s approach to robust designs has been in North America since 1981. QFD arrived in 1984, … Read More

Robust Development and Design for a Nuclear Reactor Terminal Gland for Use on the Centurion Class Submarines Using Invention Machine Corporations’ TechOptimizer

05/12/1997 | Editor

Prepared by: Dr. Michael S. Slocum, P.E. Senior Staff Engineer International Space Station Special Products September 1997

I. Abstract

New requirements for reactor penetrators has reflected increased performance and reliability conditions. The evolution … Read More