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Advances and Impacts of the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving

The TRIZ Methodology, Tools and Case Studies

• Sebastian Koziołek 0 ,
• Leonid Chechurin 1 ,
• Mikael Collan 2

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• Provides a research update to various TRIZ topics
• Highlights the importance and examples of TRIZ implementation

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Table of contents (21 chapters)

Front matter, digital learning design: from ideation via triz to implementation.

• Iuliia Shnai

Experimental Validation of Quantum-Economic Analysis (QEA) as a Screening Tool for New Product Development

• Oleg Abramov, Sergey Markosov, Alexander Medvedev

Can Altshuller’s Matrix Be Skipped Using CBR and Semantic Similarity Reasoning?

• Pei Zhang, Sarra Ghabri, Denis Cavallucci, Cecilia Zanni-Merk

A Critical Comparison of Two Creativity Methods for Fostering Participatory Innovation: Implications to Improve TRIZ

• Anna-Maija Nisula, Aino Kianto

Problem Formulation of Screw Feeding System of Fibrous Materials Using TRIZ

• Marek Mysior, Sebastian Koziołek, Eugeniusz Rusiński

Quantifying and Leading Innovation with TRIZ Within Competitiveness Strategies

• Stelian Brad, Emilia Brad

TRIZ to Support Disruptive Innovation of Shared Bikes in China

• Jianguang Sun, Kang Wang, Zhonghang Bai, Yu Wang, Runhua Tan

From Simulation to Contradictions, Different Ways to Formulate Innovation Directions

• Sébastien Dubois, Hicham Chibane, Roland De Guio, Ivana Rasovska

How Problems Are Solved in TRIZ Literature: The Need for Alternative Techniques to Individuate the Most Suitable Inventive Principles

• Yuri Borgianni, Francesco Saverio Frillici, Federico Rotini

TRIZ to Support Creation of Innovative Shared Value Business Initiatives

• Stelian Brad

Mobile Biogas Station Design: The TRIZ Approach

• Mariusz Ptak, Sebastian Koziołek, Damian Derlukiewicz, Marek Mysior, Mateusz Słupiński

Cause-Effect Chains Analysis Using Boolean Algebra

• Jerzy Chrząszcz, Piotr Salata

A Praxiological Model of Creative Actions in the Field of Mechanical Engineering

• Maksymilian Smolnik

A Long-Term Strategy to Spread TRIZ in SMEs. Analysis of Bergamo’s Experience

• Davide Russo, Daniele Regazzoni, Caterina Rizzi

Lessons for TRIZ from Design Thinking and Lean 3P

• Michal Halas

TRIZ Potential for IT Projects

• Monika Woźniak

TRIZ/CrePS Approach to the Social Problems of Poverty: ‘Liberty vs. Love’ Is Found the Principal Contradiction of the Human Culture

• Toru Nakagawa

Product Development Using Heuristic-Systematic Approach: A Case Study

• Bartosz Pryda, Marek Mysior

TRIZ Based Problem Solving of Tile Manufacturing System

• Sebastian Koziołek, Mateusz Słupiński
• Case studies on TRIZ
• Advances in TRIZ methodology
• Application case studies for TRIZ
• Tools for TRIZ implementation
• Digital learning design with TRIZ methodology
• Altshuller's matrix
• Cause-effect chains analysis
• Participative innovation methods
• quality control, reliability, safety and risk

This book offers a collection of cutting-edge research on the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ). Introduced by Genrich Altshuller in 1956, TRIZ has since been used by engineers, inventors and creators as an essential structured innovation method at businesses and organizations around the globe. The chapters of this book showcase work by selected authors from the 'TRIZ Future' conferences, which are organized by the European TRIZ Association (ETRIA).

The chapters reflect an international mix of new ideas on TRIZ and knowledge-based innovation, highlight recent advances in the TRIZ community, and provide examples of successful collaboration between industry and academia. The book first introduces the reader to recent methodological innovations, then provides an overview of established and new TRIZ tools, followed by a collection of case studies and examples of TRIZ implementation in various scientific and social contexts.

Sebastian Koziołek

Leonid Chechurin

Mikael Collan

Book Title : Advances and Impacts of the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving

Book Subtitle : The TRIZ Methodology, Tools and Case Studies

Editors : Sebastian Koziołek, Leonid Chechurin, Mikael Collan

DOI : https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-96532-1

Publisher : Springer Cham

eBook Packages : Business and Management , Business and Management (R0)

Copyright Information : Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018

Hardcover ISBN : 978-3-319-96531-4 Published: 12 December 2018

eBook ISBN : 978-3-319-96532-1 Published: 29 November 2018

Edition Number : 1

Number of Pages : VIII, 242

Number of Illustrations : 62 b/w illustrations, 57 illustrations in colour

Topics : Project Management , Quality Control, Reliability, Safety and Risk , Operations Research/Decision Theory , Production

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TRIZ is a systematic approach for understanding and solving any problem, boosting brain power and creativity, and ensuring innovation. 

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The Origins of TRIZ

Beginning in 1946 and still evolving, TRIZ was developed by the Soviet inventor Genrich Altshuller and his colleagues. TRIZ in Russian = Teoriya Resheniya Izobretatelskikh Zadatch or in English, The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Years of Russian research into patents uncovered that there are only 100 known solutions to fundamental problems and made them universally available in three TRIZ solution lists and the Effects Database .

Through enabling clear thinking and the generation of innovative ideas, TRIZ helps you to find an ideal solution without the need for compromise. However it is not a Theory - it is a big toolkit consisting of many simple tools - most are easy to learn and immediately apply to problems. This amazing capability helps us tackle any problem or challenge even when we face difficult, intractable or apparently impossible situations. 

TRIZ helps us keep detail in its place, to see the big picture and avoid getting tripped up with irrelevance, waylaid by trivial issues or seduced by premature solutions. It works alongside and supports other toolkits, and is particularly powerful for getting teams to work together to understand problems effectively, collectively generate ideas and innovate.

Developed by Oxford Creativity, Oxford TRIZ™ is simpler than standard or classic TRIZ. Its tools and processes are faster to learn and easier to apply. Oxford TRIZ is true to classic TRIZ (neither adding nor removing anything) but it delivers: 

More powerful results

Faster and easier ways to learn and apply triz, step-by-step processes for applying triz toolkits, 'at a glance' understanding, supported by our hallmark commissioned cartoons (from clive goddard), philosophy of making every session effective, efficient and fun, gap-filling where other toolkits fall short.

TRIZ enthusiasts who have failed to use TRIZ effectively or to embed TRIZ into their organisations hail Oxford TRIZ as revelatory.

Very impressed with how Oxford Creativity has been able to create a methodology for applying TRIZ that can be widely used.

"I have learnt new and powerful ways of looking at problems differently to come up with new and viable solutions. It is a toolset that I think all engineers would find useful. "

Michelle Chartered (Aeronautical) Engineer

Join one of our free webinars to learn more about TRIZ, its tools and how they can help you create innovative solutions to your problems.

Alternatively, sign up for Oxford TRIZ Live - Fundamental Problem Solving, our new online course that will give you a solid foundation in TRIZ concepts, tools and techniques and get you using them from day one.

History of TRIZ 

How did triz start who was the founder altshuller.

It seems unfair that the work of Altshuller, perhaps one of the greatest engineers of the twentieth century remains quite obscure; especially as the his powerful findings enhances and transforms the work of managerial and technical teams in most countries of the world. He was a remarkable and charismatic man who innovated innovation and inspired many, as an inventor, teacher, and science-fiction author (Altov). The stories about Genrich Saulovich Altshuller (1926-1998) founder of TRIZ,  derive mostly from those who worked with him, a community of Jewish intellectuals from Ukraine, Russia, and other countries once part of the Soviet Union. Many of these left Russia when they could, in the early 1990’s, taking TRIZ with them, to reach business and technical communities all over the world. Although TRIZ is a Russian acronym*, in today’s troubled world it is worth emphasising that TRIZ is much more Zelensky than Putin – as it was developed in a Siberian Gulag by those who stood up to Stalin.

Altshuller's groundbreaking work in the field of creative problem-solving derives from analysing the patent database and identifying and sharing the patterns of success in the world’s published knowledge. This is unlike most other creative techniques which cluster round brain prompts to improve brainstorming. TRIZ contains all these too, but they seem less significant than the power of the unique solution techniques uncovered by the TRIZ community in the last century.

Altshuller’s life

Genrich Saulovich Altshuller was bought up in Baku, Azerbaijan, but was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan on October 15, 1926, at those times both countries were a part of the Soviet Union. Just too young to serve in World War II, Altshuller was patenting his inventions from 1940 when he was just 14.  He trained as a diver and electrician and later at the Azerbaijan Oil and Chemistry Institute in Baku. Altshuller joined the Soviet Navy as a mechanical engineer in his early twenties and worked in the Baku patent department, interacting with the Caspian Sea flotilla of the Soviet Navy where, as in all wars, creativity and invention flourished; this had a profound impact on his thinking and future endeavours. It was here that he began to formalize his Theory of Inventive Problem Solving, together with his colleague Raphael Shapiro. TRIZ was born out of the pair's aspiration to create a systematic approach to problem-solving that could replace the hit-or-miss strategies often used by inventors.

Altshuller’s genius observation of the frequent occurrence of identical solutions in different industries

Altshuller ’bottled’ the inventive process. He identified how frequently inventors duplicate each other’s work as they unknowingly reinvent the wheel. They fail to recognise that their efforts are repeating work already achieved (and documented), because their results are published in their own specialist technical language. Altshuller could see how science and engineering (by this time segmented and specialised) had become a ‘Tower of Babel’** because each discipline had its own different technical jargon. It was as if there were now many tribes in technology, with their own tribal language, which they used to write their papers and patents; (Chemists spoke chemistry and physicist spoke physics etc.). Altshuller showed that by stripping out details (which removed most technical jargon) both the problems being solved and their answers were revealed. This research showed that there are only about 100 fundamental ways to solve any problem. Altshuller and his teams gave these ‘ hundred answers to anything’ in three overlapping lists which show us how to:-

• Resolve contradictions (40 Principles)
• Invent future Products (8 Trends)
• Deal with Harms, boost insufficiencies and measure or detect (76 Standard Solutions)

These concept solutions underly all inventive problem-solving and they help us solve particular problems  through using the TRIZ Contradiction Matrix and Separation Principles and TRIZ Function Mapping. Also there is the TRIZ Effects Database which answers ‘how to’ questions – so if we wanted to know how to ‘change viscosity’ it would show us all published ways and give an explanation of each. (see   https://www.triz.co.uk/triz-effects-database )

Development of TRIZ:

Altshuller and his TRIZ community created their database of technical problems and solutions from various industries by undertaking an exhaustive study of patents, scientific literature, and innovation history. TRIZ  ‘uncovered’ all the ways humankind knows to tackle tough challenges and was a vast collaboration of many (including Rafael Shapiro) to formalise the TRIZ methodology by identifying patterns and principles common to all successful inventive solutions. TRIZ aimed to stop needless time-wasting duplication by providing a systematic approach to enable anyone to overcome problems and recognise and resolve contradictions, deal with harms and barriers in their work.

Once built the TRIZ foundations were their gift to the world distilling a vast store of human wisdom into the 3 simple lists of TRIZ concepts. Some erroneously describe TRIZ as complicated because it derives from more rigour and research than all other toolkits put together, but its power is its logical steps and simplicity. It is as easy as learning chess - each tool is can be quickly understood to see how it can be ‘played’ in specific ways – the challenge is knowing how to combine the tools together. There are as many solutions to problems as outcomes in chess – mastering both takes quick learning (and talent?) and then as much practice as possible.

Soviet Suppression:

Despite its immense potential, TRIZ was not initially well-received by the Soviet government, Altshuller's claim that scientists and engineers duplicated each other’s work  was unacceptable "non-conformist" thinking, and TRIZ was initially labelled as "bourgeois pseudoscience." Altshuller, along with several of his colleagues, often faced oppression, and their work was kept underground in several different periods. By the late 1940s Altshuller was arrested on political charges and spent time in the infamous Vorkuta Gulag in the Russian Arctic before being released in 1954 (after Stalin’s death). On his arrest the KGB ‘interviewed’ his widowed mother, killing her by pushing her from the balcony of her flat. Despite these setbacks, his determination to pursue his theories did not wane even in the Gulag which he described as his university of life.

Upon his release, Altshuller returned to his work with renewed vigour, working through thousands of patents, extracting their patterns of problem-solving into the TRIZ lists, and also uncovering the contradiction toolkit and the other creative concepts essential to tackling problems such as the Ideal and  Ideality, Thinking in Time and Scale (9 boxes) plus many other tools for idea generation.

Recognition and success

Altshuller's determination prevailed, and in the 1960s, he managed to publish some of his TRIZ-related works. He also conducted lectures and workshops to disseminate the principles of TRIZ across the Soviet Union and beyond. His community expanded to include school children from his fortnightly TRIZ comics and his most famous book ‘And Suddenly the Inventor Appeared’. His ideas gained traction among engineers, leading to the formation of TRIZ associations and study groups. After 1990 the political reforms which swept the Soviet Union and its territories enabled TRIZ to surge in popularity and recognition. Altshuller's efforts were finally acknowledged, and he received numerous awards and honours for his groundbreaking work.

TRIZ Today?

Genrich Altshuller's legacy lives on through TRIZ, which continues to influence problem-solving and innovation processes worldwide. TRIZ has been integrated into various industries, including engineering, product development, and management, allowing practitioners to find inventive solutions efficiently. It has proved an essential innovation toolkit in countries like South Korea, China and Japan where they have moved to the top of Patent league tables, pushing aside counties like the UK where there is no official or university take up (exceptions include the universities of Imperial and Bath). However one the world’s leading TRIZ consultancies is based in the UK and created the popular Oxford TRIZ TM.   Russian TRIZ development seems to be detailed and complicated (the opposite of TRIZ simplicity)

Altshuller's Legacy

Altshuller’s income derived more from his writings than his TRIZ work because he made TRIZ free to the world and public domain. Altshuller published so many books, articles, and scientific papers, which inspire  and clarify the thinking of generations of inventors, innovators, and problem-solvers. In his later years he developed Parkinson’s disease, and he worked on sharing all the habits of geniuses and his last book was called ‘How to be a genius or heretic’ and he died on September 24, 1998, in Petrozavodsk, Russia. Altshuller's work has influenced numerous fields, including engineering, business strategy, and software development. Despite TRIZ being less known than other toolkit , his impact on the world remains undeniable if still largely under-appreciated. The power of TRIZ for boosting genius brain power, inventive problem-solving and innovation could change the world for the better if only it was known and accepted everywhere.

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• Introduction.- Scientific Articles: Elevate Design-to-Cost-Innovation Using TRIZ.- The Effectiveness of TRIZ Tools for Eco-Efficient Product Design.- Using Enhanced Nested Function Models for Strategic Product Development.- Taming Complex Problems by Systematic Innovation.- TRIZ Evolutionary Approach: Main Points and Implementation.- Contradiction-centred Identification of Search Fields and Development Directions.- 5-Step Method for Breakthrough.- Case Study: TRIZ in Enhancing of Design Creativity: A Case Study from Singapore.- TRIZ-supported Development of an Allocation System for Sheet Metal Processing.- TRIZ-Events Increase Innovative Strength of Lean Product Development Processes.- Advanced Function Approach in Modern TRIZ.- Essay: TRIZ as a Primary Tool for Biomimetrics.- Using TRIZ in the Social Sciences: Possibilities and Limitations.- Linking TRIZ and Cross-Industry Innovation: Evidence from Practice.- TRIZ and Big Systems.- A Glossary of Essential TRIZ Terms.
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Vladimir Petrov

Vladimir Petrov, holder of the title "TRIZ Master ", Professor of the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, the representative ETRIA (European TRIZ Association) in Israel , Co-founder TRIZ Developers Summit , and VP R&D of Innovation Technology.

Prof. Petrov holds two Master's degrees (Automatic Systems Control, and Management of Research and Development). He defended a doctor's dissertation on the subject: "On choosing a promising direction for R&D", that was based on TRIZ, Value Engineering and Systems Analysis.

Having practiced TRIZ since 1972, Mr. Petrov assisted in organizing TRIZ schools in many cities and republics of the former Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Vietnam, Germany and the USA. He personally taught many courses in the former USSR, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria and Israel.

Mr. Petrov conducted joint seminars with the founder of TRIZ, the late Genrich Altshuller, serving as a second teacher.

Several thousand students have graduated Mr. Petrov's courses.

Mr. Petrov solved a large number of inventive problems and conducted system development forecasts for major companies in the USA, Germany, Israel, the former USSR, Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria. Among these companies were Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corp., Boeing, Johnson & Johnson, Xerox Corp., BOSCH, DaimlerChryser Aerospace (DASA), Miele, Roche, MASTERFOODS, Karat Digital Press Israel, Applied Materials Israel, Intel Israel, Samsung Israel, Samsung Display, Samsung Electronics and other.

Mr. Petrov has authored 15 monographs, textbooks and over 400 published works on TRIZ and 48 patents.

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List of my TRIZ books:

1. Vladimir Petrov. TRIZ Basics. Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2020. – 820 p. ASIN: B081D6VGFJ https://amzn.to/3gSTCap

Vladimir Petrov. TRIZ Basics. Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Paperback. Independently published. 2020. – 795 p. ISBN: 9798622683022 https://amzn.to/3gOJGyG

2. Vladimir Petrov. TRIZ. Theory of Inventive Problem Solving. Level 1. Springer, 2019, 221 pages, ISBN 978-3-030-04254-7 https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-04254-7

3. Vladimir Petrov. Solving Non-Standard Problems. TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2019. – 266 p. ASIN: B081D6VGFJ https://amzn.to/2UcLM1C Vladimir Petrov. Solving Non-Standard Problems. TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. - 181 p. ISBN-10: 1707864195, ISBN-13: 978-1707864195 https://amzn.to/2Xzr4LJ

4. Vladimir Petrov. Selected TRIZ Tools. Theory of inventive problem solving. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2019. – 238 p. ASIN: B081ZJ966M https://amzn.to/3f441yz

Vladimir Petrov. Selected TRIZ Tools. Theory of inventive problem solving. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 195 p. ISBN-10: 1711620378, ISBN-13: 978-1711620374 https://amzn.to/2XyEmYx

5. Vladimir Petrov. Systems Approach: Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ). Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2019. 45 p. ASIN: B07S3VRKKD https://amzn.to/3cyJYq7

Vladimir Petrov. Systems Approach: Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ). Paperback. Independently published. 2019.– 59 p. ISBN-10: 1088677738, ISBN-13: 978-1088677735 https://lnkd.in/dndsJKG

6. Vladimir Petrov. Growth Hacking for Breakthrough and Inventors. 5-Step Method for Breakthrough. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2015. 86 p. ASIN: B019KDT814. https://amzn.to/308AyPs

Vladimir Petrov. Growth Hacking for Inventors. 5-Step Method for Breakthrough. Paperback. Independently published. 2019, 124 p. ISBN-10: 1694580539, ISBN-13: 978-1694580535 https://amzn.to/3gV6Vr0

7. Pavel Livotov, Vladimir Petrov. TRIZ: Innovation and Inventive Problem Solving. Handbook. [Print Replica] Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 284 p. ASIN: B0194VB4E6. https://amzn.to/3gWoHtW

Pavel Livotov, Vladimir Petrov. TRIZ: Innovation and Inventive Problem Solving. Handbook. Paperback. Independently published. 2019, 366 p. ISBN-10: 1521716609, ISBN-13: 978-1521716601. https://amzn.to/2UbsHNu

8. Vladimir Petrov. Universal Inventive Principles TRIZ: Inventive Principles for All Fields. Kindle Edition. 2018. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2018. 226 p. ASIN: B07CRRY99N. https://amzn.to/2U9qMJ1

Vladimir Petrov. Universal Inventive Principles TRIZ: Inventive Principles for All Fields. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. 253 p. ISBN-10: 1983365823, ISBN-13: 978-1983365829 https://lnkd.in/d_kzjxM

9. System of Standard Inventive Solution by Genrich Altsuller (Author): Additional Material by Vladimir Petrov (TRIZ). Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2017. - 95 p. ASIN: B073GZCSDT. Vladimir Petrov (Illustrator, Editor), Boris Zlotin (Translator), Alla Zusman (Translator) https://amzn.to/2Y2yuG3

System of Standard Inventive Solution by Genrich Altsuller (Author): Additional Material by Vladimir Petrov (TRIZ)., Vladimir Petrov (Illustrator, Editor), Boris Zlotin (Translator), Alla Zusman (Translator). Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 164 p. ISBN-10: 1521714061, ISBN 13: 978-1521714065 https://amzn.to/2XA95EF

10. Vladimir Petrov. Laws of System Evolution: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 31 p. ASIN: B01L0P700G. https://amzn.to/2Udql0p

Vladimir Petrov. Laws of System Evolution: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 57 p. ISBN-10: 1696068835, ISBN-13: 978-1696068833. https://amzn.to/2MsfVWC

11. Vladimir Petrov. Structural System Analysis. Su-Field Analysis. TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2019. 272 p. ASIN: B07XTR56HM https://amzn.to/2zapyWY

Vladimir Petrov. Structural System Analysis. Su-Field Analysis. TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. 357 p. ISBN-10: 1692987011, ISBN-13: 978-1692987015 https://amzn.to/2zUsuHF

12. Vladimir Petrov, German Voronov. A New Approach to Su-Field Analysis: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 39 p. ASIN: B01L8SU5XO. https://amzn.to/2zano9O

Vladimir Petrov, German Voronov. A New Approach to Su-Field Analysis: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 61 p. ISBN-10: 1696203678, ISBN-13: 978-1696203678 https://amzn.to/2Uc9WcG

13. Vladimir Petrov. Law of Ideality Increasing: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 16 p. ASIN: B01L4CIKIG. https://amzn.to/2Mykmz0

Vladimir Petrov. Law of Ideality Increasing: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 37 p. ISBN-10: 1699160287, ISBN-13: 978-1699160282 https://amzn.to/2A6dNB7

14. Vladimir Petrov. The Law of Increasing Degree of Su-Field: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 13 p. ASIN: B01L4GV30E. https://amzn.to/2XAb23X

15. Vladimir Petrov. Laws of Dialectics in Technology Evolution: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 12 p. ASIN: B01L1BPNVM https://amzn.to/2MuODyN

Vladimir Petrov. Laws of Dialectics in Technology Evolution: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 25 p. ISBN-10: 1699181071, ISBN-13: 978-1699181072 https://amzn.to/2UaCYJR

16. Vladimir Petrov. LAWS OF NEEDS DEVELOPMENT: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 53 p. ASIN: B01L1AIV8U. https://amzn.to/2MIK8kt

Vladimir Petrov. LAWS OF NEEDS DEVELOPMENT: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 103 p. ISBN-10: 1696430186, ISBN-13: 978-1696430180 https://amzn.to/2Y0qHJ3

17. Vladimir Petrov. Law - Antilaw: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 61 p. ASIN: B01L49YGDC. https://amzn.to/3cBYjC2

Vladimir Petrov. Law - Antilaw: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 80 p. ISBN-10: 169517898X, ISBN-13: 978-1695178984 https://amzn.to/2UetCwv

18. Vladimir Petrov. Logic of ARIZ: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. 36 p. ASIN: B01L4CIJZK. https://amzn.to/3gOSrZA

Vladimir Petrov. Logic of ARIZ: TRIZ. Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 69 p. ISBN-10: 169898927X, ISBN-13: 978-1698989273 https://amzn.to/2Uf1yt3

19. Vladimir Petrov. Inventive thinking: TRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 18. p. ASIN: B01L4OKWDA. https://amzn.to/3gVyNLK

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21. Vladimir Petrov. The TRIZ Glossary. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2015. - 43 p. ASIN: B013YE59M2. https://amzn.to/30ddWgO

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22. Simion Litvin, Vladimir Petrov, Michael Rubin. TRIZ Body of Knowledge: for MATRIZ. Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. - 43 p. ASIN: B01KMQPTNO. https://amzn.to/376XJev

23. Simion Litvin, Vladimir Petrov, Michael Rubin, Victor Fey. TRIZ Body of Knowledge: for AI & MATRIZ [Print Replica] Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. ASIN: B01KM20JWY. https://amzn.to/2XAdWWp

24. Pavel Livotov, Vladimir Petrov. TRIZ: Innovationstechnologie: Produktentwicklung und Problemlosung. Handbuch (German Edition) Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2017. - 334 p. ASIN: B077V45TV7. https://amzn.to/305HQng

25. Vladimir Petrov. Fundamentos De La Teoria Para La Solución De Los Problemas Inventivos (TRIZ) (Spanish Edition) Kindle. Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2015. - 619 p. ASIN: B013J50X5O. https://amzn.to/373cQWl

Vladimir Petrov. Fundamentos De La Teoria Para La Solución De Los Problemas Inventivos (TRIZ) (Spanish Edition). Paperback. Independently published. 2019 – 623 p. ISBN-10: 1694730387, ISBN-13: 978-1694730381. https://amzn.to/3eK7Mca

26. Vladimir Petrov. LEY - ANTI LEY: TRIZ (Spanish Edition). Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2016. 48 p. ASIN: B01L4CIHFW. https://amzn.to/3dDYQoG

Vladimir Petrov. LEY - ANTI LEY: TRIZ (Spanish Edition). Paperback. Independently published. 2019 – 79 p. ISBN-10: 1695976983, ISBN-13: 978-1695976986 https://amzn.to/30dgxY6

27. Vladimir Petrov. Enfoque de sistemas: Teoría para Resolver Problemas de Inventiva (TRIZ) (Spanish Edition) Kindle Edition. Amazon Digital Services LLC. 2019. - 59 p. ASIN: B077V45TV7. https://amzn.to/3gXLllN

Vladimir Petrov. Enfoque de sistemas: Teoría para Resolver Problemas de Inventiva (TRIZ) (Spanish Edition) Paperback. Independently published. 2019. – 94 p ISBN-10: 1089103581, ISBN-13: 978-1089103585 https://amzn.to/2MxO3jW

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