The Amazing Way Inventors Solve Problems - The TRIZ Method

Explore the fascinating problem solving method that inventors, engineers, and scientists use to systematically find solutions to challenging problems. TRIZ is known to English speakers as the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (sometimes called TIPS) and involves using contradictory elements of a problem to find a solution. In this video will look at the history of TRIZ and its creator, the core goal of the system, how TRIZ solves problems, who uses and benefits from this methodology, and the limitations of the TRIZ framework. From humble origins, TRIZ has become a major force in R&D departments around the world. With credited inventions in aviation, home appliances, medicine, and much more, you'll want to learn this incredible problem solving method for yourself. Join us for this crash course overview of the powerful TRIZ system.
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00:00 Introduction
00:32 Background
01:02 Ideality
02:06 The Contradiction Matrix
03:01 Who Uses TRIZ?
04:24 Limitations of TRIZ
05:00 Conclusion

[@thomasAnders2765]

totally true, it´s a powerful tool - the best way to get into is a workshop. Maybe the tools can be implemented into an AI, so don´t care about matrices etc. - I really would appreciative it.

[@PatsnapWest]

We couldn't agree more!

[@user-qy2rj6pm3w]

Computer by itself created inventions. This is written on the Internet.