TRIZ and nature
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https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2012.010Kulcsszavak:
TRIZ, natural structures, inventive problem solvingAbsztrakt
One of the significant representatives of design methods known from design science is the TRIZ. The present article compares some of the 40 principles defined by this method with the solutions in nature. This comparison is also beneficial from the point of view that the systematization of effect principles and effect bearer found in nature on the basis of an existing design method will increase their later adaptability.
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