AccScience Publishing / IJOSI / Volume 3 / Issue 2 / DOI: 10.6977/IJoSI.201409_3(2).0002
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Teaching Disadvantage as an Appearance of Contradiction in basic TRIZ education

Alexander Priven1 Yuriy Danilovsky2 Sergei Ikovenko3
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1 ITC, Inc., RU
2 Gen3 Partners Korea / QM&E, KR
3 Gen3 Partners / Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
Submitted: 19 July 2014 | Revised: 6 February 2017 | Accepted: 19 July 2014 | Published: 6 February 2017
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Abstract

In order to simplify realizing main categories of TRIZ and shorten the learning curve for basic TRIZ education, a new instrument is suggested. This instrument is based on the concept of disadvantage (DA) as a shortened and easier understandable form of physical contradiction. We suggest a new classification of DA that are generalized in five groups depending on the kind of critical resource of a system: Substance, Field, Time, Space, and Function, with total 30 typical DA. By analyzing the data about 5000 known inventions that came to the market, we have found most typical inventive principles, standards and trends known in TRIZ that are frequently used for overcoming each type of DA. The new tool links typical disadvantages to corresponding principles, standards and trends. Our practical experience of TRIZ education (in the form of coaching) demonstrates that the students better realize the studied TRIZ tools (trends, principles, standards), faster find the solution, and resolve greater percent of problems; therefore, the education becomes shorter and more effective.

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International Journal of Systematic Innovation, Electronic ISSN: 2077-8767 Print ISSN: 2077-7973, Published by AccScience Publishing