Using TRIZ in Product Design and Manufacturing

Introduction:

This intensive 2 day course focuses on the use of TRIZ to develop breakthrough concepts in product design and how to accelerate the evolution of products.
 
Duration: 2 Days
 
Target Audience:

Personnel involved in product and process design and development.
 
Programme Objectives:

Participants will learn:

• How to analyze a product
• How to define problems that are worth solving
• How to solve conflicts without any trade-off
• How to develop breakthrough concepts
• How to systematize the process of idea generation
• How to develop the new generation of a product
• How to accelerate the evolution of products
• How to increase effectiveness of creative work and results dramatically
  

Programme Outline:

• Introduction
• • Why the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving?
  • TRIZ vs. brainstorming
• Basic Concepts of TRIZ
• • The evolution of systems
  • Conflicts and contradictions
  • TRIZ methods
• Analysis of a System
• Analysis of the structure
• Functional analysis
• Substance-Field Analysis
• 40 Inventive Principles
• Algorithm for Inventive Problem Solving
• Analysis of a conflict
• Model the problem
• Analysis of the available resources
• Physical contradictions
• Techniques for physical contradiction -separation
• Development of the new generation of products and processes
• Techniques for direct elimination of a harmful or unwanted action
• Techniques for indirect elimination of a harmful or unwanted action
• Three techniques for elimination of the consequences of a harmful action
• Techniques to turn a harmful action into a useful action
• Development of the new generation of products and processes
• Special techniques for development of measurement systems
• Accelerated development of the new generation of products and processes

Contact Us

Contact us today for a non-obligatory discussion on Using TRIZ in Product Design and Manufacturing training and customisation of the training programme for your organisation:

Email: 
Tel: (65) 68484109

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