Wow... The birth of an inventor: The theory and methods of TRIZ for creative problem-solving

Author: (Soviet) Altshuller
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Innovative Series. This is a remarkable book. It not only proposes and explains many effective thinking strategies for invention but also introduces numerous methods and techniques based on physics, chemistry, and geometry to solve invention problems, as well as anticipating solutions to problems yet to be recognized. Additionally, the book is organized into a complete theoretical framework, proposing various thinking methods that a thinker can develop to invent solutions to "unanswerable problems." Moreover, to add to its brilliance, all these theories and methods are presented to readers in a hands-on learning format. The author poses a variety of fascinating real-world problems requiring invention and creativity, allowing readers to apply the techniques learned from TRIZ theory to solve them.
This book teaches you how to solve problems once thought impossible through 27 practical innovation methods and 78 invention challenges with solutions. It is systematic and well-structured; the analysis is thorough yet accessible; it is richly illustrated and engagingly written, making it an excellent resource for mastering innovation theory and methods.
This is a remarkable book. It not only proposes and explains many effective thinking strategies for invention but also introduces numerous methods and techniques based on physics, chemistry, and geometry to solve invention problems, as well as anticipating solutions to problems yet to be recognized. Additionally, the book is organized into a complete theoretical framework, proposing various thinking methods that a thinker can develop to invent solutions to "unanswerable problems." Moreover, to add to its brilliance, all these theories and methods are presented to readers in a hands-on learning format. The author poses a variety of fascinating real-world problems requiring invention and creativity, allowing readers to apply the techniques learned from TRIZ theory to solve them.
This book teaches you how to solve problems once thought impossible through 27 practical innovation methods and 78 invention challenges with solutions. It is systematic and well-structured; the analysis is thorough yet accessible; it is richly illustrated and engagingly written, making it an excellent resource for mastering innovation theory and methods.