name: title-slide class: title-slide, center, middle, inverse # TRIZ: A Very Contradictory Problem-Solving Method #.fancy[TRIZ Talk May 2025] <br> .large[by Arvind V.] Written: May 04 2020 Updated: May 31 2025 .footer-large[.right[.fira[ <br><br><br><br><br>[The Foundation Series](https://arvindvenkatadri.com/) ]]] --- exclude: true ## Agenda .pull-left[ - A Little about me - How did I encounter TRIZ? - How do I teach TRIZ: Something to show you ] .pull-right[ - How did the GenTRIZ Training Work for me? - How will I use it? - How can you? ] --- ## Something of Myself .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Masters in Electronics from IIT-Roorkee (1987) - Past: - ISRO ; CDOT ; - Wipro Technologies; Texas Instruments; - Akshara Foundation; NSRCEL(IIM-B) - Present: - Srishti Manipal Institute of Art/Design (since 2014) - Dayanand Sagar School of Commerce and Mgmt (since 2022) ] --- ## My Teaching and First Encounter with TRIZ .pull-left[ - My Design Thinking Course <u>[Play and Invent](https://arvindvenkatadri.com/teaching/1-play-and-invent/)</u> - Based on Csikszentmihalyi, Bourdieu, and de Bono - Some decent Socio-Cultural Ideas (David Foster Wallace) - Divergent and Convergent Thinking Techniques (Guilford, Wallas-Kogan) - Some Problem Analysis ] .pull-right[ - But ultimately...brainstorming - I was dissatisfied with "brainstorming" - My own hardware design experiences at ISRO, CDOT, Wipro, TI seemed to have more structure in innovation - Wanted to bring it to the classroom ! Didn't know how!!! - ***.orange[STUMBLED upon (classical) TRIZ in 2017]*** ] --- .pull-left[ #### How Did I Get into it? - At first, I did not believe it!! It seemed magical!! - So I read, and thought, and wrote!  ] .pull-right[ .pull-left[ ] .pull-right[ ] > And [wrote my own content](https://arvindvenkatadri.com/teaching/1-play-and-invent/) from 2018-2019, taught it starting 2018, to Art/Design undergrads!! No Content survives first contact with the students: More than 100 GitHub pushes. ] --- background-image: url("images/Azerbaijan.png") background-size: contain .leftcol40[ ## So what *is* TRIZ*?  .blue[.footnote[*Teoriya Resheniya Izobretatelskikh Zadacht] ]] .large[.rightcol60[ - A ***.red[Creative Problem Solving System]*** - An ecosystem of ***.red[Tools and Practices]*** - Based on ***.red[Design Patterns]*** gleaned from historic Patents - In diverse ***.red[Domains]*** - And a growing world of ***.red[Experts]*** and Practitioners ]] --- ## What motivated TRIZ? .pull-left[ - Altshuller was a Patent Inspector in the Soviet Navy. - **Data-mined** 25K Patent Applications, and found: - **.red[All *creative* Patents solved...CONTRADICTIONS!]** - **.orange[Similar Contradictions]** were found across Domains - But used ***.red[different language / terminology]*** - **.orange[Similar Inventive Solutions]** were found across Domains ] .pull-right[ .border[] ] --- class: center, middle, inverse ## Worldviews in (classical) TRIZ --- ## A TRIZ Worldview: What's Your Inventive Problem? .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Whatever can be wrong with a pizza box!! (Unless it is empty..) - Lids get soggy with steam, and may touch the toppings! - The Box is needed, because the hot pizza is to be delivered!! So? PROBLEM: Ever tried to scrape cheese off the inside of a pizza box lid? - **.orange[Csikszentmihalyi: Keep a "Surprise Journal"]** ] --- ## A TRIZ Worldview: What's Your Inventive Problem? (In Class) .pull-left[ .polaroid[] ] .pull-right[ - Chains **need to be flexible** so that can wrap around sprockets - Chains **need to be hard** so that they don't snap So? PROBLEM: Ever had greasy hands trying to re-align a slipped chain? ] --- ## A Good Contradiction is ~~Half~~ the Inventive Problem - Both *.red[Objects]* above embody a CONTRADICTION. - This is one of the Central Ideas in (classical TRIZ). - CONTRADICTIONs can also exist in *.red[situations]* ! <center>  --- .pull-left[ ## A TRIZ Worldview: A Metaphoric Language - ***Big Idea :*** Generalized Problem: .orange["Your Problem has been solved somewhere else"], in a different DOMAIN in a different LANGUAGE - So can there be a "common" "crossover" language? - How does a Plumber talk with a Heart Surgeon? - Altshuller invented one, with **Metaphors** - 48 **TRIZ Metaphors** for **stating** the Problem Contradiction - 40 **TRIZ Metaphors** for **Inventive Principles** ] .pull-right[ .border[] - **.green[In Class**]: ***"Why is a Raven like a Writing Desk?"*** Reimagining ancient Objects using Metaphors(e.g. slide rule, 80-year old brass grinder...) .footnote[https://www.dicardiology.com/content/blogs/explaining-cardiac-conditions-layman-using-old-house-analogy] ] --- ## A TRIZ Worldview: Resources - A Unique Way of looking at **.red[Available Resources]** .pull-left[ - One Good way to do this is using the **Ishikawa Diagram** - .red[Man, Material, Method, Management, Machinery (Ishikawa)] - This diagram is used **primarily** to assign **CAUSES** - .blue[But it conveniently lists all the] **.blue[Resources]**. - What things create the compromise/tradeoff? ] .pull-right[ .border[] .footnote[https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/ishikawa-diagram.asp] ] --- ## A TRIZ Worldview: Resources: .green[In Class] .pull-left[ We are far richer than we realize! - ***.orange[Karl Duncker's Cognitive Games]*** - <u>[Functional Fixedness](https://thedecisionlab.com/biases/functional-fixedness)</u> - ***.darkblue[Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird"]*** (Ch.7: "We spat ourselves dry") - ***Thinking Inside the Box***: ***.red[Ellen Domb's "The Titanic Role-Play Game"]*** ] .pull-right[  - <u>[Could Titanic have used the iceberg? PDF](https://www.metodolog.ru/triz-journal/archives/2003/03/g/07.pdf)</u> ] --- ## A TRIZ Worldview: Ideal Final Result (IFR) .pull-left[ - The **Ideal Final Result** - A "Want my Cake and Have it Too" outlook - A uniquely TRIZ *no-compromise* formulation - A *solution* before **the** Solution - Focusses the Attention to specific regions of the Solution Space ( as we will see) ] .pull-right[ - State an **Ideal Final Result** - A basic principle of TRIZ is that systems evolve towards increased **ideality**, where ideality is defined as `$$Ideality = Benefits / (Harm + Costs)$$` - **Evolution** is in the direction of - ⬆ Increasing benefits - ⬇ Decreasing costs - ⬇ Decreasing harm - IFR allows us to **invert the direction of the problem**: to come backwards from Solution towards the Situation ] --- ## TRIZ Worldview: The Ideal Final Result: .green[In Class] .pull-left[ <iframe width="560" height="415" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ry55--J4_VQ?si=FBWY0XtwVElAG-tx" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> ***.green["Apollo 13"]*** ] .pull-right[  ] ***.green["Who Invented the Post-It?"]*** --- ## A TRIZ Worldview: Contradictions .pull-left[ - Problems -> Contradictions - **Contradictions** exist at multiple levels - ***.blue[Administrative]***, or *plain English*. <u>[(Oh those Russians...)](https://www.forbesindia.com/article/recliner/oh-those-russians-boney-m/21642/1)</u> - ***.blue[Technical]*** (Using ***.orange[TRIZ Metaphors]***, as we'll see) - ***.blue[Physical]*** An Impossible Sounding Statement (using TRIZ Syntax) - Ever heard of <u>[Hiranyakashipu?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiranyakashipu)</u> ] .footnote[https://aliceinwonderland.fandom.com/wiki/Six_Impossible_Things] .pull-right[ .polaroid[] ] --- ## TRIZ Workflow: How to Create a Contradiction .pull-left[ - From the ***.orange[Ishikawa Diagram]*** - **One Parameter or Knob** for each **Resource** - Each ***.orange[Knob]*** creates a Certain ***.orange[Outcome]*** at one ***.blue[Setting]*** - And another ***.orange[Outcome]*** at the ***.blue[Opposite Setting]***. - This is the Source of your ***Administrative Contradiction*** (In plain English) !! ] .pull-right[ .border[] - What resource-knobs can you control and manipulate? ] <u>https://www.opensourcetriz.com/teaching-materials.html</u> --- ## So How Do TRIZ Contradictions Work? .pull-left[ - ***AC***: State your Problem in "plain English" - ***TC***: "Metaphorize" your Problem using ***.orange[48 TRIZ Parameters]*** - Maybe more than one way!! - Look up ***.orange[TRIZ Inventive Principles]*** for your Contradiction - You have say 4 **TRIZ Inventive Principles** - "Un-metaphorize" them back into your problem ] .pull-right[ .border[ <img src="images/generic-solution.png" width="522" height="350px" /> ] - Ever used log tables? - Log-Addition is a ***"metaphor"*** for multiplication...no? ] --- ## TRIZ Contradiction Matrix .pull-left[ - Uses ***.orange[48 "TRIZ Standard" Parameters]*** - Sets off Contradictions, each Parameter against the others - ***.blue[48 X 48 matrix]***! - Each Cell represents a "Generalized Problem" - Each cell has ***.orange["TRIZ Inventive Principles"]*** ] .pull-right[ <embed width="520" height="515" src="pdf/ContradictionMatrix2003.pdf" type="application/pdf" id="embeded_pdf"> ] --- ## TRIZ Contradictions and Inventive Principles: .green[In Class] .pull-left[ <iframe width="560" height="415" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ddXUQu9RC4U?si=jY3BCadYAfuIczL6" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> ] .pull-right[ <iframe width="560" height="415" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/5qFJDndN9GQ?si=054Exx8hWSJ5amDj" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> ] - Both **Home Alone(1990)** and **Cast Away()** are great movies to interpret TRIZ ideas of **Resources**, **IFR**, and of course, **TRIZ Inventive Principles**. --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Story #1: Meat Transportation .pull-left[ - A meat plant owner in South America flies product to the United States. - Refrigeration is required during flight to keep the meat frozen. - Competition increased, Need to reduce delivery cost. - It became obvious that he must increase the amount of product per air shipment. - Refrigeration system... - CONTRADICTION: **How to increase shipment AND keep it frozen**? He did exactly that. ] .pull-right[ - **Utilization of existing resources** Flying at an altitude of 15,000–25,000 feet *the air temperature is below 32 deg. F*, so no refrigeration system was actually needed.  ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Story #2: Red Adair and Oil Well Fires .pull-left[ - An oil well in Saudi Arabia exploded and caught fire. - Initial efforts to extinguish it failed, - Famed firefighter Red Adair was called in. - There was enough foam available at the site to do the job. - The small hoses that were available could not shoot the foam quickly enough to do any good. - CONTRADICTION: **How to use a Small Hose to spray Big Foam?** ] .pull-right[ - Red Adair stationed men in a circle all around the fire, with all of the available small hoses. - When everyone was ready all of the hoses were opened up and foam was directed at the fire from all directions. In this way a huge amount of foam quickly struck the source of the fire. The blaze was extinguished, - The Saudis were satisfied that Red had earned his three million dollar fee. - INVENTIVE PRINCIPLES: **Segmentation Excessive Action** ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Formulate a Problem Description .pull-left[ - Use your [*CULTURAL CAPITAL*](https://culturallearningalliance.org.uk/what-is-cultural-capital/) and your **DOMAINs** to write a PROBLEM in simple English - Ask: **5W+H** - **What** does the problem seem to be? - **Who** has the problem? - **When** does the problem occur? All the time? Under certain circumstances? - **Where** does the problem occur? - **Why** does the problem occur?(.small.orange["Ask why 5 times" -- W. Edwards Deming]) - **How** does the problem occur? ] .pull-right[  .small[- Ellen Domb, ["How to help TRIZ Beginners Succeed"](https://www.metodolog.ru/triz-journal/archives/1997/04/a/index.html) - Adobe Workfront Blog, ["The 5 Ws (and 1 H) that should be asked of every project!"](https://www.workfront.com/blog/project-management-101-the-5-ws-and-1-h-that-should-be-asked-of-every-project) - [Cultural Learning Alliance: "What is Cultural Capital?"](https://culturallearningalliance.org.uk/what-is-cultural-capital/) - ["Platform Creativity: Domain, Field, and Person"](https://medium.com/call4/domain-8a22b6b486f4) - [Rudyard Kipling, "I Keep Six Honest Serving Men"](https://allpoetry.com/I-Keep-Six-Honest-Serving-Men) ] ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Look the "Resources" and Causes .pull-left[ To refine our Problem, what Resources do we have? - One Good way to do this is using the **Ishikawa Diagram** - Man, Material, Method, Management, Machinery (Ishikawa) - This diagram is used **primarily** to assign **CAUSES** - But it conveniently lists all the **Resources**. - What things create the compromise/tradeoff? ] .pull-right[  .footnote[https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/ishikawa-diagram.asp] ] --- class: center, middle, inverse ## Case Studies --- ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1 ### Wildlife Crossings Key to Highway Safety in Banff .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Trans-Canada Highway that runs through the Rocky Mountains in Banff National Park - Built in the early 1950s - Wasn’t expected to be the major artery it is today. - Park visitation increased, traffic volume surged— - And so : ***.red[Roadkill...]*** ] .footnote[https://discoverapega.ca/stories/wildlife-crossings-key-to-highway-safety-in-banff/] --- ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1: Wildlife Crossings in Banff .pull-left[ - **Knobs from the Ishikawa Diagram** (short list): - Speed(H/L); Size of Animal(L/S); Number of Animals(L/S); Time of Migration(D/N); - **Output**: Road Kill / Affects Animal Migration / Human Costs / Fast Journeys - **.orange[AC]**: We want to drive at **high speed**, but **not kill migrating wild animals** (or endanger our vehicles). ] .pull-right[ .border[ - **.orange[IFR]**: *"The Animals and Humans should use the Road at the Same Time"* ] ] --- ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1: Wildlife Crossings in Banff .pull-left[ - **Technical Contradictions**: - **TC1**: Increase ***.blue[Speed(9)]*** and not worsen ***.red[Duration of Action by Moving Object(15)]*** - **TC2**: Improve ***.blue[Volume of Moving Object(7)]*** and not worsen ***.red[Loss of Time(25)]*** - **TC3**: Improve ***.blue[Object affected by external harmful factors(30)]*** and not worsen ***.red[Duration of Action by Stationary Object(16)]***[see footnote] ] .pull-right[  .footnote[Animals are stationary compared to the cars!!] [Download the TRIZ Contradiction Matrix](https://av-quarto.netlify.app/content/materials/ContradictionMatrix2003.pdf) ] --- ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1: Wildlife Crossings in Banff - **Technical Contradictions**: - **TC1**: Increase ***.blue[Speed(9)]*** and not worsen ***.red[Duration of Action by Moving Object(15)]*** - **TC1**: Inventive Principles and their Interpretation: - **3(Local Quality)**: Local Quality? Parameter Change? Ok, change the road in some way...can't change all cars and definitely can't "change" animals!! - **19(Periodic Action)**: Something to be done repeartedly, but what? - **35(Parameter Change)**: Some aspect of the Road to be changed, but again... what parameter? - **5(Merging)**: ?? --- ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1: Wildlife Crossings in Banff - **TC2**: Improve ***.blue[Volume of Moving Object(7)]*** and not worsen ***.red[Loss of Time(25)]*** - **TC2**: Inventive Principles and their Interpretation: - **35(Parameter Change)**: hmm..suggested again. Which Parameter to change? - **18(Mechanical Vibration)**: What???? A Siren??? - **34(Rejecting and Regenerating Parts)**: Hmm....Not particularly evocative... --- background-image: url("images/AB-BAN-2014-05.jpg") class: inverse ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1: Wildlife Crossings in Banff .pull-left[ - **TC3**: Improve ***Object affected by external harmful factors(30)*** and not worsen ***Duration of Action by Stationary Object(16)*** ] .pull-right[ - **TC3**: Inventive Principles and their Interpretation: - ***17(Another Dimension)!!!***: Go above or below!!! - 1(Segmentation): Pieces?? - 40(Composite Materials): A Solution with Parts? Trees? Tar? Concrete? Paint? - 33(Homogeneity): Equal Opportunity?? ] --- ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #1: Wildlife Crossings in Banff .pull-left[ <img src="images/AB-BAN-2014-05.jpg" width="532" /> ] .pull-right[ Solution: - **(17)Another Dimension + (35)Parameter Change + 3(Local Quality)** = Animal Bridge!!! (And Tunnels also in places) - Also **33(Homogeneity)** = Equal Opportunity for Animals and Vehicles ] Inventive Principles have a curious way of "coalescing" in the end!! .footnote[Herbivores use the bridges; Carnivores prefer the tunnels it seems] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Spotify Ad .center[ <iframe width="760" height="500" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/X1WP5J-I9f8" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Spotify Ad .pull-left[ - **Knobs** (short list): - Travel Time(L/S); Purchase Time(L/S); Noise(Loud/Soft); Bargaining Talk(Long/Short) - **Output**: Stress / Boredom / Waste of Time / Mom is Happy / Veggies - **AC**: I want to chill, but Mom wants me to take her veggie shopping. I have to put up with waste of time and possibly boredom. - **IFR**: *"I should go AND not go to the market at the same time"* ] .pull-right[ - **TC**: From the 48 TRIZ parameters: - **TC1**: Increase *Productivity(39)* and not worsen *Stress(11)* - **TC2**: Improve *Loss of Time(25)* and not worsen *Effect of External Harmful Factors(30)* ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Spotify Ad .pull-left[ Inventive Principles: - TC1: 10(Prior Action), 37(Thermal Expansion), 14(Spheroidality).....hmm, not very inspiring, unless 37 means *get angry with Mom* !! Never!! - TC2: 35(Parameter Change), 18(Mechanical Vibration)!!, 34(Rejecting and Regenerating Parts). ] .pull-right[ Solution: - 18(Mechanical Vibration) : Make noise of your own? 🔉 NA - 35(Parameter Change): Change *Bargaining Talk* to *Sweet Sound*: Play music!!🎵 - Also 14(Spheroidality): Wear "spherical" headphones!!🎧! Create a "sound sphere"! Long shot!! - SO: with Spotify on, I was **in the market, and not in the market** !! IFR achieved !! Ta Da !! ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study : Arc of the Diver .pull-left[ - **AC**: When diving, the water may hurt the diver if they do not land properly. - **Knobs**: Water(Deep/Shallow); Dive(High/Low); Weight of Diver(H/L); Posture? - **IFR**: For high water diving, water must be “hard” to support the diver and “soft” so as not to injure the diver. - **TC**: Try!! - **PC**: The physical contradiction: The water must be hard and soft at the same time. ] .pull-right[ - Solution: This contradiction is resolved by **Separating** the requirements **in space**: Saturate the water with air bubbles — the pool contains both air and water. <div style="width:100%;height:0;padding-bottom:75%;position:relative;"><iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/9MFrUbcvCC3pCcq6vx" width="100%" height="60%" style="position:absolute" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe></div><p><a href="https://giphy.com/gifs/usnationalarchives-9MFrUbcvCC3pCcq6vx">via GIPHY</a></p> ] --- exclude: true ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Plastics in the Water .pull-left[ - **AC**: - Plastics are polluting the oceans - They are impossible to retrieve from there; - 80% of all ocean plastics come from ~1600 rivers! ] .pull-right[ <!-- --> ] --- exclude: true ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Plastics in the Water .pull-left[ - **Knobs**: Rivers? Water? Flow? Humans? Plastic waste itself? Water craft(boats/ships..) - **AC**: Plastics are polluting the oceans, they are impossible to retrieve from there; 80% of all ocean plastics come from ~1600 rivers! ] .pull-right[ - **IFR**: Rivers must flow, but plastic must not. - **PC**: The Plastics must be in the water AND not in the water at the same time. - ( **Do we need "two kinds of water", then???**) ] --- exclude: true background-image: url("images/bubbles.jpg") background-size: contain ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Plastics in the Water .left-column[ - **TC**: - **TC1**: Increase *Volume of Stationary Object*(8) and not worsen *Object affected by external harmful factors*(30) - **TC2**: ?? ] .right-column[ - **Inventive Principles**: - **IP34: Discarding and Recovering**? What can we discard in the water? Would we want to? Not sure... - **IP39: Inert Atmosphere**? In water? Ok..water must *not* flow in some places and be "inert" elsewhere. But how? Some blockage? - **IP19: Periodic Action**? Doing something again and again? What? Agitate the water? How? - **IP27: Cheap Short Living Objects**? In the water? What... **Wait....BUBBLES** !!!! ] --- exclude: true ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: The Great Bubble Barrier <center><iframe width="950" height="500" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/n_KwF-gf0S0" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe></center> --- ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #2: Bus Strikes in Japan .pull-left[ - Drivers "need" to protest against their Employers - **Strikes unfortunately hurt commuters**, who are **forced to empathize** - Strikes ***do not directly "hurt the management"***...which is the intent! - When drivers return, they are apologetic...maybe. ] .pull-right[ <iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/xT9KVti6uOede1cYZq" width="480" height="270" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe><p><a href="https://giphy.com/gifs/filmeditor-horror-friday-the-13th-xT9KVti6uOede1cYZq">via GIPHY</a></p> ] .footnote[http://www.darrellmann.com/mini-case-study-strike/] --- ### TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #2: Bus Strikes in Japan .pull-left[ - **Knobs**: - Drivers(Y/N); Commuters(Y/N); - Schedules; Timings(OK/NOK); Time of Day - Fares; Routes; Tickets; Money; Change; - Types of Buses; Seats...  ] .pull-right[ - **IFR**: Strikers must convey their anger ***only*** to employers who are far away. - **AC**: We want to strike against our employers, but they are not riding on the buses we drive !! Commuters are!! - **TC**: Improve ***.blue[Force(10)]*** (of the Strike) and not worsen ***.red[Object generated Harmful Effects(31)]*** (on themselves nor on commuters) - **"PC"**: Drivers must strike AND not strike at the same time! ( From whose **point of view** !! ) ] --- ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study #2: Bus Strikes in Japan .left-column[ **TC**: Improve ***.blue[Force(10)]*** ( i.e.of the Strike) and not worsen ***.red[Object generated Harmful Effects(31)]*** ( i.e. on themselves nor on commuters) ] .right-column[ - **IP13 (The Other Way Around!!)**: What points in one direction and can be turned around? Bus Routes? Ticket Transactions? - **IP3 (Local Quality)**: Something should be different *inside* the bus!! - **IP36 (Phase Transition**): Hmm..everybody involved must "change dramatically"...who? Commuters? Drivers ? - **IP24 (Intermediary)**: Fuel Cost and Loss of Revenue as intermediary between striking staff and the company! ] How can we use these metaphoric solutions... --- ## TRIZ Workflow: Case Study: Bus Strikes in Japan .pull-left[ Solution: - FREE, FREE, FREE !! The Bus Ticket Transaction is **IP13 (The other way around)**! So Conductors *pay* commuters..by not charging!! - Run buses properly on time! Use up Fuel and be on Time, but ***NO REVENUE*** ! That'll fetch the Managers! **IP24 (Intermediary)** - Everybody in the Bus ***suddenly*** Sympathises! **IP36 (Phase Transition**) and **IP3 (Local Quality)** ] .pull-right[ <iframe src="https://giphy.com/embed/xT9KVti6uOede1cYZq" width="480" height="270" frameBorder="0" class="giphy-embed" allowFullScreen></iframe><p><a href="https://giphy.com/gifs/filmeditor-horror-friday-the-13th-xT9KVti6uOede1cYZq">via GIPHY</a></p> ] .footnote[http://www.darrellmann.com/mini-case-study-strike/] --- ## TRIZ: My .green[In Class] Workflow Summary .pull-left[ - Find a **PROBLEM** (Bourdieu, Csikszentmihalyi, David Foster Wallace) - Look at **RESOURCES** (knobs) within the Problem and how they affect the situation (Open Source TRIZ) - Turn the knobs to formulate a **ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRADICTION** ] .pull-right[ - Specify an **IDEAL FINAL RESULT** - Convert/metaphorize the **CONTRADICTION** into **TRIZ PARAMETER**s - Look up the **TRIZ CONTRADICTION MATRIX**. Discover the **INVENTIVE PRINCIPLES** you might apply - *Un-metaphorize* the **INVENTIVE PRINCIPLES** to apply them in a specific way in your problem and solve it! ] --- ## And GenTRIZ? What are the Core Ideas? ### "Eureka On Demand": A "Triple" Suite of Tools: .cols3[ #### "Innovation Opportunity" - ***.blue[9 Windows]*** - ***.blue[Most Valuable Parameter (MPV)]*** - ***.blue["Anti-Product" View]*** ] .cols3[ #### Problem Analysis - ***.orange[Function / Component / Interaction / Cost Analysis]*** - ***.orange[Function Ranking]*** - ***.orange[Cause Effect Chain Analysis ( CECA )]*** ] .cols3[ #### Problem Solving - ***.red[Trimming]*** - ***.red[Contradictions]*** - ***.red[Inventive Principles]*** - ***.red[76 Scientific Effects / Solutions]*** ] --- ## And GenTRIZ? What are the Core Ideas? ### "Eureka On Demand": A Full Suite of **Innovation Opportunity Tools**: .pull-left[ - Thinking in ***"System Operators"*** ( ***.blue[9 Windows]*** ) - The past, present, and future of a (problematic) System - The Sub-System, System, and Super-System ] .pull-right[ | | Past | Present | Future | |-------------|------|---------|--------| | SuperSystem | | | | | System | | | | | Subsystem | | | | ] --- ## GenTRIZ: Main Parameter of Value (MPV) ### "Eureka On Demand": A Full Suite of **Innovation Opportunity Tools** .pull-left[ - Innovation =
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Main Parameter of Value ( MPV ) - How to find the ***.blue[MPV]*** ? ] .pull-right[ ### MPV Discovery Table | PARAMETERS | Known | Unknown | |-------------|-------|-----------------------------------| | Unsatisfied | MPV | Latent MPV / Accepted Limitation! | | Satisfied | PV | Tacit | ] --- ## And GenTRIZ? What are the Core Ideas? "Eureka On Demand": A Full Suite of **Problem Identification Tools**: .leftcol30[ - ***.orange[Components + Function Analysis]*** - Function: An action performed by one component to change or maintain a parameter of Another component - System: Acid-Corrosion Testing Tank for materials ] .rightcol70[ | F. CARRIER | FUNCTION | F. OBJECT | CATEGORY (HARMFUL/ USEFUL) | Basic/Aux/Addl | PERFORMANCE ( Normal etc | RANKING | Scale | Oven | |:----------: |---------- |:---------: |:--------------------------: |:--------------: |:------------------------: |:-------: |:-----: |:----: | | VESSEL | holds | ACID | Useful | Addl | Normal | 1 | NO | OK | | VESSEL | touches | OVEN | Useful | Basic | Normal | 3 | NO | OK | | ACID | touches | SPECIMEN | Useful | Basic | Normal | 3 | OK | NO | | SPECIMEN | touches | SCALE | Useful | Basic | Normal | 3 | OK | OK | - What? **Components** = **Substance** + **Field** - How? ( ***NOUN + VERB + NOUN*** ) - How Much?: Basic / Additional / Auxiliary functions ] --- ## And GenTRIZ? What are the Core Ideas? "Eureka On Demand": A Full Suite of **Problem Identification Tools**: .leftcol20[ - ***.orange[Interaction Analysis]*** - System: Acid-Corrosion Testing Tank for materials ] .rightcol80[ | | Vessel | Acid | Specimen | Air | Gravity | Light | Scale | Oven | |:--------: |:------: |:----: |:--------: |:---: |:-------: |:-----: |:-----: |:----: | | Vessel | X | OK | NO | OK | OK | OK | NO | OK | | Acid | OK | X | OK | OK | OK | OK | NO | OK | | Specimen | NO | OK | X | OK | OK | OK | OK | NO | | Air | OK | OK | NO | X | OK | OK | OK | OK | | Gravity | OK | OK | OK | OK | X | OK | OK | OK | | Light | OK | OK | OK | OK | OK | X | OK | OK | | Scale | NO | NO | OK | OK | OK | OK | X | NO | | Oven | OK | OK | NO | OK | OK | OK | NO | X | | | | | | | | | | | ] --- ## And GenTRIZ? What are the Core Ideas? "Eureka On Demand": A Full Suite of **Problem Solution Tools**: .pull-left[ - ***.red[Trimming]*** - What parts of the System can be removed? - Ranking - How can you justify their removal? - Unimpaired Functionality ] .pull-right[ .border[] ] --- ### So, Why Learn TRIZ? - It contains the ***distilled inventive wisdom of humanity*** - Can confer super powers on the user - Makes you believe in impossible things and make them happen - An enhanced world-view - Makes you a problem-solver - And a "thought leader" at the workspace, maybe? - Be ready to be called "crazy" and get incredulous looks!(Personal Experience) - And of course, there is money....and name and fame if you want it! --- ## Finally: What will I add into my Course? .pull-left[ - More of the Problem Identification Tools - Try to game-ify them! - Real Life Examples ] .pull-right[ - ***.blue[Most Valuable Parameter (MPV)]*** - ***.blue["Anti-Product" View]*** - ***.orange[Function / Component / Interaction / Cost Analysis]*** - ***.red[Trimming!]*** ] #### My Contradiction / Challenge? - How to turn Procedures/Processes into ***.green[Games in the Classroom]*** !! - What do I **TRIM** from the existing course !! --- .pull-left[  Maurice Leloir (1851-1940) ] .pull-right[ # Thank You!! ## Slides made with ##
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