Process of two stages Analogy-based Design employing TRIZ

Tan, Runhua

doi:10.1504/ijpd.2007.011537

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“…LI proposed the intuitive thinking methods and used TRIZ principles and rules to standardize and guide the direction of thinking [14]. The other inspirational method included models or systems of computer aided innovation design by the help of patent resources, such as triggering design inspiration by scenes [15].…”

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Research on the Trigger Design Inspiration by Biomimetic Product Patents

Zhang¹

2016

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Abstract. Inspiration is an important way to stimulate product innovation design. To trigger the inspiration of creative design for designers, a new method of triggering design inspiration by biomimetic product patents is presented. First, a particularly useful and efficient method, namely method of semantic associated expansion, is presented to obtain associated biomimetic product patents. Then the method of recognition and extracting inspiration factor from obtained biomimetic product patents is proposed, the process model is established to stimulate design inspiration. Finally, the proposed methods and models are practiced by the creative design of the underwater diamond wire saw machine. The experimental results show that the proposed method is effective.

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Research on the Trigger Design Inspiration by Biomimetic Product Patents

Zhang¹

2016

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“…Unexpected discoveries (UXDs) are the key factors to trigger designers to generate new ideas for domain solutions during this process. How to find UXDs from the TRIZ special solutions and design cases is becoming an important step for the domain solutions [1][2].…”

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UXDs-Driven Transferring Method from TRIZ Solution to Domain Solution

Cao

Chang

et al. 2009

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. The translation process from TRIZ solutions to domain solutions is an analogy-based process. TRIZ solutions, such as 40 inventive principles and the related cases, are medium-solutions for domain problems. Unexpected discoveries (UXDs) are the key factors to trigger designers to generate new ideas for domain solutions. The Algorithm of UXD resolving based on MeansEnds Analysis(MEA) is studied and an UXDs-driven transferring method from TRIZ solution to domain solution is formed. A case study shows the application of the process.

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“…Both of the two mapping process are analogy processes. The first mapping process is called the first stage analogy process (FSAP) and the second mapping is called the second stage analogy process (SSAP) [5]. The first stage analogy process is completed by the application of CAIs and the outputs are TRIZ special solutions.…”

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“…One of the converting processes is an analogy-based process [5]. Unexpected discoveries (UXDs) [6] are the key factors to trigger designers to generate new ideas for domain solutions during this process [5].…”

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UXDs-Driven Contradiction Solving For Conceptual Design Using CAIs

Tan

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Abstract. Design is situated, which means the explicit consideration of the state of environment, the knowledge and experience of the designer and the interaction between the designer and the environment during designing. Central to the notion of situated design is the notion of design situation and constructive memory. When Computer-aided innovation systems (CAIs) are applied in the design, the environment and the situation are different from the traditional design process and environment. The basic principles of some CAIs in the world market are directly related to theory of inventive problem solving (TRIZ). Special TRIZ solutions, such as 40 inventive principles and the related cases, are medium-solutions to domain problems. The second stage analogy process is used to generate domain solutions and in this process the TRIZ solutions are used as source designs of analogy-based process. Unexpected discoveries (UXDs) are the key factors to trigger designers to generate new ideas for domain solutions. The type of UXDs for the specific TRIZ solutions is studied and an UXDs-driven contradiction solving for conceptual design is formed. A case study shows the application of the process.

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Process of two stages Analogy-based Design employing TRIZ

Cited by 18 publications

References 8 publications

Research on the Trigger Design Inspiration by Biomimetic Product Patents

Research on the Trigger Design Inspiration by Biomimetic Product Patents

UXDs-Driven Transferring Method from TRIZ Solution to Domain Solution

UXDs-Driven Contradiction Solving For Conceptual Design Using CAIs

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