Find an Idea: Introduction to TRIZ — Theory of Inventive Problem Solving

Interesting Facts

• The book serves as an introduction to TRIZ — the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving, which was developed for a systematic approach to solving complex problems.
• The book describes 40 inventive principles that can be applied to solve various technical challenges.
• The author, Genrich Altshuller, developed TRIZ based on the analysis of thousands of patents to identify common patterns and methods used for creating innovations.
• One of the key concepts of TRIZ is the 'ideal final result,' which implies achieving a goal without expending resources.
• The book contains numerous examples and exercises that help readers apply TRIZ principles in practice.
• An important part of TRIZ is the concept of 'contradictions,' where problem-solving is achieved by eliminating conflicting requirements.
• TRIZ is used not only in engineering but also in other fields such as business, management, and education to enhance creativity and efficiency.