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  • (TRIZ)

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    TIPS : Theory of Inventive Problem Solving

    1946 Genrich Saulovich Altshuller(1926~1998)

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    TRIZ ?

  • 1. Divergent methods

    Free association (Brainstorming, Card BS, Card Brain writing)

    Forcing association

    (check list, Morphological Analysis method, Matrix method)

    Analogy thinking methods (Gordon method, Synetics, NM methods)

    2. Convergent methods

    Grouping methods (KJ method, Blocking method, Cross method)

    Flow style methods (PERT method, Story method, Flow Chart)

    3. Integration methods

    High Bridge method, Work design

    4.Behavior Changing methods

    Meditation methods (Meditation, Autogenic Training)

    Interaction methods (TA-Transactional Analysis, Encounter Group)

    Drama methods (Psychodrama, Role play, Creative Dramatics)

    Creative Thinking Methods

  • (1926~1998) ?

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    - Systematic Innovation( )?

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    1985 : 14

    Algorithm

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    ) 3M, FORD, GM, TI, HP, GE, Coca Cola

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  • 3M ABBChryslerDigital Equipment CorporationEastman KodakFord Motor CompanyGeneral MotorsKimberly-Clark LG Electronics Lockheed Martin

    Mitsubishi MotorolaNASAPhilipsProcter & GambleRockwell InternationalSaab ScaniaShellXerox CorporationSamsung Electronics

    TRIZ

  • KAIST

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  • Apparent Solution(32%)

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    Small improvement of an existing system(45%)

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    Essential improvement of an existing system(18%)

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    A new generation of an existing system(4%)

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  • STC (Size, Time, Cost)

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  • STC (size, time, cost)

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    Inventive

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    TRIZ Prism

    System Approach

    Trial & Error

    TRIZ

  • Systematic Innovation

    (J. Terninko), 2003.

    Simplified TRIZ

    (Ellen Domb), 2005.

  • 40 Principles

    (Altshuller), 2005.

    And Suddenly

    the Inventor Appeared

    (Altshuller), 2005.

  • Innovation Algorithm

    (Altshuller), 2006.

    The New Economics

    (Deming), 2004.

  • Creativity as an Exact Science

    (Altshuller), 2006.

    Innovation on Demand

    (Fey), 2007.

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    : Goldfire

  • Brainstorming

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    Shockly ...

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    NIH( (notinventedhere) )

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    Enlightenment :

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    Trends of Evolution

  • History of Bicycle Evolution

    1810s-1820s

    Frame, two wooden wheels, handle bar No pedals and transmission Brake: riders feet

    1950s+

    1980s+

    Full suspension

    mountain bike

    Racing bike

    Pedals Wooden wheels

    Metal wheels Front wheel diameter+

    as speed +

    safety bike 1884, Chain transmission,

    - 1890, pneumatic tires mounted

    lightweight, hand brakes,

    thin tires, hub gearing,

    drop handler bar

    suspension,

    sturdier frames,

    handle bar grips

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  • Feathery Cube

    Leather-covered ball (1618) Stuffed w/ goose or chicken

    feathers

    Hard feather ball was hammered into

    roundness and coated w/ paint

    The Gulta-Percha

    1848 by R.A. Paterson Use Gutta-percha from a tree Hard & non-brittle, becomes soft

    impressionable at the temp of boiling water

    The hand hammered Gulta

    Hand hammered Gutta using

    a sharp edged hammer

    Even patterns on the ball

    for improved flight

    The Bramble

    highly detailed and

    symmetrical patterns

    The Rubber Ball

    1898 by C. Haskell Rubber thread wound

    around a solid rubber core

    Extra 20 yards, dimple pattern Mass produced

    Use Balata, Litium, Surlyn Covers Cores of Titanium compounds

    Hybrid materials, softer shells

    And pressurized core

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    1985, Bridgestone,

    Evolution of Golf Ball

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  • Improve Existing System

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    New Device Analysis

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    System Benchmarking

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    FMEA

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    Knowledge Search

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    Patent Collection

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    IMC Science Effect

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    Inventive Principle

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    System Modification Patten

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    Company Profile

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    Competitive Analysis

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    Technical Analysis

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    Patent Citation

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    Optimizer

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    Innovation Trend Arialsis

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    Researcher

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    Goldfire Innovator

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  • STRATEGY

    CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

    ROBUSTNESS

    OPTIMIZATION

    SELECTION

    AND

    TRANSFER

    What to do?

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