Advanced Function Approach in Modern TRIZ

Feygenson, Oleg; Feygenson, Naum

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-31782-3_12

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“…Two architectural solutions are mainly considered for the development of distributed and autonomous complex systems: service-oriented architectures (SOAs) and multiagent systems (MASs) [13]. SOAs are a mature technology, which have proven their advantages in any application that integrates both distributed or separated software components, being "enabled by technologies and standards that facilitate components communication and cooperation over a network" [14]. However, the design of a service-oriented architecture is of a top-down type, which implies, on the one hand, a meticulous stage of study of as many evolutionary scenarios as possible and, on the other hand, the exclusion of "surprises", i.e., uncertain events, as much as possible.…”

Section: Distributed System Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Antifragile Performance of Manufacturing Systems through Predictive Maintenance

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Antifragility was introduced as a term no later than 10 years ago. As presented by Taleb, antifragility means that a system becomes more resilient and more robust with every harmful and/or stressful action it is confronted with. This paper is based on a study which aimed to use the concept of antifragility during the design stage of a self-improving system. This way, it is expected to obtain a fast adaptive system capable of functioning at optimal parameters even when it works under adverse conditions or faces unforeseen changes in the environment. Assuming that an antifragile system not only maintains its robust behavior when faced with stressful and harmful events but even benefits from them to optimize its performance, the paper offers a detailed description of the features that must be ensured when designing a self-improving antifragile manufacturing system. By ensuring the property of antifragility, complex manufacturing systems are much safer to exploit under uncertain conditions, which brings major benefits to the process management. Starting from consecrated solutions such as preventive maintenance (PvM) and predictive maintenance (PdM) and using techniques of artificial intelligence, we present the concept of antifragile maintenance (AfM).

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Section: Distributed System Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Antifragile Performance of Manufacturing Systems through Predictive Maintenance

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“…This goal is achieved by integrating well-known models and instruments for system description and function representation. O. and N. Feygenson also suggest the Advanced Function Approach in the Modern TRIZ (Feygenson and Feygenson 2016), where they add some steps, such as: "Indicate the place the function is performed" and "Indicate the time the function is performed". Also this approach has been used by Litvin et al (2011) in their research in the application history and the function analysis evolution.…”

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confidence: 99%