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29 APRIL 2020

Darrell Mann, FIMechE

TRIZ FOR A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD.

WELCOME.

Darrell Mann Rob Austin-Goodall

INNOVATION IS DIFFICULT.

SPOT THE INNOVATION.How many innovations?Explain your reasoning.

INNOVATION.

successfulstep change

(nothing to do with ‘optimization’)

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INNOVATION?

US Patent 3,216,423

98% of innovation attempts fail

SPOT THE PATTERN…

40+ YEARS OF CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT.

INNOVATION

INNOVATION

INNOVATION

INNOVATION

INNOVATION

INNOVATION

Most Industries

Today

Most industries

today

THE (OPTIMIZATION) GAMES WE PLAY.

THREE PHASES OF LEAN.

DODO LEAN.

https://darrellmann.com/dodo-lean/

…around 50% of all enterprises

WHERE TRIZ FITS.

TRIZ

Stability

Stability

Crossing TheThreshold

THE DISASTER CYCLE…

THE DISASTER CYCLE… & 1ST PRINCIPLES.

Kübler-Ross Grief Cycle:

THE DISASTER CYCLE… AND INNOVATION.

EXPEDIENT

INVENTION

CONTRADICTION

-SOLVING

INNOVATIONCONSOLIDATION

INNOVATION

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3Phase 4

Phase 5

Phase 6

COMPLEXITY LANDSCAPE MODEL.

SIMPLE

External Environment

Syste

m

COMPLICATED COMPLEX CHAOTIC

CH

AO

TIC

SIM

PLE

CO

MP

LIC

ATED

CO

MP

LEX

Disintegration Line

AntiFragile Line GoldenTriangle

EfficiencyTriangle

COMPLEXITY LANDSCAPE MODEL.

SIMPLE

External Environment

Syste

m

COMPLICATED COMPLEX CHAOTIC

CH

AO

TIC

SIM

PLE

CO

MP

LIC

ATED

CO

MP

LEX

Disintegration Line

AntiFragile Line GoldenTriangle

EfficiencyTriangle

0

2

14

3

5

6

Pre-Disaster

Impact

Honeymoon

Heroic

Disillusion

Reconstruction

THE DISASTER CYCLE… AND INNOVATION.

EXPEDIENT

INVENTION

CONTRADICTION

-SOLVING

INNOVATIONCONSOLIDATION

INNOVATION

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3Phase 4

Phase 5

Phase 6

EXPEDIENT INVENTION…

EXPEDIENT INVENTION…

…nothing to do with innovation

DEATH BY A MILLION TOOLS.

QFD

Design forManf/Assy

Theory Of Constraints

Taguchi

AxiomaticDesign Function

Analysis

DeBono

6

Shainin

NLP

ValueEngineering

Kepner-Tregoe

Pugh

CPS

spc Kansei

MA

Simplex

Pahl/Beitz

ZBB WOIS

Osborn

VSM

Chaos Theory

Oblique StrategiesLean

TRIZ 5S

8D

RCA

Morphological Analysis

Means-End

Analysis

Split Half

IBA

Blue Ocean

RPR

SWOT

5FORCES

FourthTurning

DesignThinking

Ladder OfAbstraction

SpiralDynamics

PESTAnalysis

SIT

FMEATPM

AFD

BoydOODA

AffinityDiagrams

FishboneDiagram

PLOTS

IBA

ThinkerToys Trend

Analysis

ScenarioPlanning

OLVMCDA

CBR

Pattern Language

Biases

Jugaad

USP

SunTzu

OAHoshin

Patterns

CATWOE

Buzan

GA

Pareto

FTCT

TyphoonOpen

Innovation

ActionLearning

AppreciativeInquiry

Biomimetics

Brain-Writing

HarveyCards

LotusBlossom

Technique

Doblin

CharetteProcedure

Cynefin

FocusHurson

OsbornSSM BADIR

Crowd-Sourcing

MindfulnessWardley

MapsCrowdsourcing Synectics

COMPLEXITY LANDSCAPE MODEL.

External Environment

Syste

m

SIMPLE COMPLICATED COMPLEX CHAOTIC

CH

AO

TIC

SIM

PLE

CO

MP

LIC

ATED

CO

MP

LEX

Ashby Line

Disintegration Line

COBRA+

ClassicalTRIZ

(anything)

Lean/SixSigma(common cause) Lean/

SixSigma(specialcause)

TRIZ

TRIZ-basedSafe-To-FailExperiments

ObliqueStrateTRIZ

ObliqueStrateTRIZ

ObliqueStrateTRIZ

TRIZ

OODA

OODA

OODA

OODA

Safe-To-FailExperiments

TRIZ-basedSafe-To-FailExperiments

Teoriya Resheniya Izobreatatelskikh Zadatch

TRIZTheory of Inventive Problem Solving

TRIZ – AS A DATABASE.

Patents

Technologypsychology

Business

Distillation ofbest practicesextracted fromall fields of humanendeavour

breakthroughdatabase

TRIZ – AS A PHILOSOPHY.

MILLIONS of systems

HUNDREDS of different problems

TENS of successful solutions‘First Principles’

PHASE 5: DIS-ILLUSIONMENT.

ONE PROBLEM:

1) Prevent blurred images in photographsThing we would like to improve: Harmful Side-Effects

Thing stopping us: Duration Of Action

2) Prevent sun-damage to furniture fabricsThing we would like to improve: Harmful Side-Effects

Thing stopping us: Duration Of Action

3) Prevent white-finger after long-term use of power-toolsThing we would like to improve: Harmful Side-Effects

Thing stopping us: Duration Of Action

4) Prevent fretting corrosion leading to fatigue cracksThing we would like to improve: Harmful Side-Effects

Thing stopping us: Duration Of Action

ALL THE SAME.

Thing we would like to improve: Harmful Side-EffectsThing stopping us: Duration Of Action

THE BREAKTHROUGH SOLUTION APPROACH.

AProblemLike Mine

My SpecificSolution

AGenericSolution

My SpecificProblem

5 PILLARS OF BREAKTHROUGH METHODOLOGY.

CONTRADICTIONS

IDEALITY

FUNCTIONALITY

RESOURCES

SPACE

TIME

INTERFACE

IDEALITY.

IDEALITY

▪ Ideality is the over-riding driver for system evolution

▪ Ideality is about increasing the good, decreasing the bad

▪ Ideality = ‘Value’ = (Perceived)Benefits(Cost + Harm)

▪ IDEAL FINAL RESULT – all the benefits, none of the cost or harm

▪ ‘free, perfect & now’

▪ ‘SELF’

PROBLEM SOLVING AND ‘IDEAL FINAL RESULT.

LAUNDRY – EVOLUTION TO IFR.

IFR

Today

Achieve the FUNCTIONwith zero cost or harm

Textiles

Detergent

Washing Machine

‘clothes cleanthemselves’

FUNCTIONALITY.

FUNCTIONALITY

▪ Understanding function and functionality at the most basic level is fundamental to successful application of breakthrough methods

▪ ‘Solutions Change; Functions stay the Same’ (we will all continue to want to achieve the function ‘communication’ but we will not necessarily want a mobile phone to achieve it)

▪ Knowledge classification by function allows ready access to the solutions of others

REMOVE WATER FROM GLASSWITHOUT TOUCHING THE GLASS.

This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

KNOWLEDGE FROM ALL FIELDS.

AbsorptionAcoustic CavitationAcoustic VibrationsArchimedes’ PrincipleBernoulli’s TheoremBoilingBrush ConstructionsCapillary CondensationCapillary EvaporationCapillary PressureCoanda EffectCondensationCoulomb’s LawDeformationElectrocapillary Effect

ElectroosmosisElectrophoresisElectrostatic InductionEllipseEvaporationFerromagnetismForced OscillationsFunnel EffectGravityInertiaIonic ExchangeJet FlowLorentz ForceMagnetostrictionMechanocaloric Effect

OsmosisPascal LawResonanceShock WaveSpiralSuper Thermal ConductivitySuperfluiditySurface TensionThermal ExpansionThermocapillary EffectThermomechanical EffectUltrasonic Capillary EffectUltrasonic VibrationsUse of foamWetting

How many ways do you know

to move a liquid?

COLLATING THE WORLD’S KNOWLEDGE.

www.productioninspiration.com

BRIDGES TO OTHER DOMAINS: EVS.

Biggest solutionowners:

www.patentinspiration.com

Patent rate:

CONTRADICTIONS.

CONTRADICTIONS

▪ All systems contain contradictions

▪ The large majority of our improvement strategies assume ‘compromise’ and ‘trade-off’ as the only way of dealing with contradictions

▪ Powerful solutions are the ones that don’t accept the trade-offs

▪ There are ways of ‘eliminating’ compromise

▪ We should actively look for contradictions

TRADE-OFF VERSUS BREAKTHROUGH THINKING.

High Quality or Low Cost

Affordable or Customized

First Cost or Life Cycle Cost

Flexible or Rigid

Big or Small

Adaptor or Innovator

A or B

High Quality and Low Cost

Affordable and Customized

First Cost and Life Cycle Cost

Flexible and Rigid

Big and Small

Adaptor and Innovator

A and B

YES, BUT….

CONTRADICTION MATRIX PARAMETERS.

1. Weight of moving object2. Weight of stationary object3. Length of moving object4. Length of stationary object5. Area of moving object6. Area of stationary object7. Volume of moving object8. Volume of stationary object9. Shape

10. Amount of Substance11. Amount of Information12. Duration of action - moving object13. Duration of action - stationary object 14. Speed15. Force/Torque16. Use of energy by moving object17. Use of energy by stationary object18. Power19. Stress/Pressure20. Strength21. Stability22. Temperature23. Illumination Intensity24. Function Efficiency25. Loss of Substance

26. Loss of Time27. Loss of Energy28. Loss of Information29. Noise30. Harmful Emissions31. Object Generated Side Effects32. Adaptability/Versatility33. Compatibility/Connectability34. Ease of Operation35. Reliability36. Repairability37. Security38. Safety/Vulnerabilty39. Aesthetics40. Object affected harmful effects 41. Manufacturability42. Accuracy of manufacturing43. Automation44. Productivity45. System Complexity46. Control Complexity47. Positive Intangibles48. Negative Intangibles49. Ability to Detect/Measure50. Measurement Precision

CONTRADICTION MATRIX.

no harmfulside-effects

IDEALLY

BUT duration of action

solutions already found by others

40 INVENTIVE (BUSINESS) PRINCIPLES.

1. Segmentation2. Taking Out3. Local Quality4. Asymmetry5. Merging6. Universality7. ‘Nested Doll’8. Counterweight9. Prior Counter-Action

10. Prior Action11. Prior Cushioning12. Remove Tension13. ‘The Other Way Round’14. Curvature15. Dynamics16. Slightly Less/Slightly More17. Another Dimension18. Vibration19. Periodic Action20. Continuity of Useful Action

21. Hurrying22. ‘Blessing in Disguise’23. Feedback24. Intermediary25. Self-Service26. Copying27. Cheap/Short Living28. Another Sense29. Fluidity30. Thin & Flexible31. Holes32. Colour Changes33. Homogeneity34. Discarding and Recovering35. Parameter Changes36. Phase Transitions37. Relative Change38. Enriched Atmosphere 39. Calmed Atmosphere40. Composite Structures

‘Turn something around the other way’‘Turn something upside-down’‘Fix a movable thing; move a fixed thing’‘Reverse a sequence’

PROBLEM SOLVING AND ‘IDEAL FINAL RESULT.

REVERSE ENGINEERING DISCONTINUOUS SHIFTS.

TIME

‘VALUE’ = IDEALITY= Benefits/(Costs + Penalties)

1st GEN

2nd GEN

3rd GEN…..

What Does TheseJumps Look Like?

LOOKING FOR PATTERNS:

LOOKING FOR PATTERNS:

Trend : Dynamization

Immobile Single Joint Multiple Joint Liquid Gas FieldCompletelyflexible

(PREDICTABLE) LIQUID ARMOUR.

THE FUTURE OF MASKS?

Trend : Dynamization

Liquid Gas FieldFlexible

THE DISASTER CYCLE… AND TRIZ.

contradiction solving timehttps://darrellmann.com/mini-case-study-the-ideal-vaccine/

SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION.

Customer

Need

trenDNAUnderstanding Populations Better

Than They Understand Themselves

Darrell Mann

Yekta Özözer

Matrix 2010

Darrell Mann

Innovation Capability

Maturity Model:

An Introduction

Darrell Mann

CustomerNeed

More IdealSolution

Ability ToExecute

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