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Table 9.1 Domain classification of emerging technology
Domain
Emerging technologies
Energy
Horizontal axis wind turbine, Vertical l axis wind turbine,
Challenergy, Vortex bladeless, Altaeros energies, Wireless energy
transfer, Perovskite solar cells, Airborne wind turbine
Information technology
Artificial intelligence (AI), Machine learning, Machine vision,
Biometric—fingerprint recognition, Augmented reality (AR),
Virtual reality (VR), Cloud computing, Radio-frequency
identification (RFID), Internet of things (IoT), Swarm robotics, Big
data analysis, The blockchain
Manufacturing
3D printing—Plaster-based 3D printing,
• Fused deposition modeling (FDM),
• Digital light processing (DLP),
• Stereo lithography appearance (SLA),
• Selective laser sintering (SLS),
Module, Distributed manufacturing
Transportation
Battery electric vehicle, Autonomous vehicle, Unmanned aerial
vehicle (UAV), Personal ropid transit (PRT), Hyperloop, New type
Maglev elevator (MULTI)
Material
2D-materials, Self-healing materials, Recyclable-thermoset plastics,
Nanostructured carbon composites
Biological technology
Organs-on-chips, Systems metabolic engineering, Implantable
drug-making cells, Lab-grown meat, Liquid biopsy
9.2.2 Case Database of Emerging Technologies
This research collects different emerging technology cases and finds associated TRIZ
innovative principles to build innovative database. Designer can use keywords to
search related innovations and get new product concepts by innovations and TRIZ
innovative principles. Each emerging technologies case is recorded in the database
with information about this emerging technology, such as the case number, the
name of case, a brief introduction of case, the characteristic of this emerging technology and related TRIZ inventive principles and effect of environmental impact.
Currently, we collected 42 emerging technologies cases in the case database, as shown
in Table 9.1.
9.3 ARIZ Method
9.3.1 The Development of ARIZ
Russian scientist Altshuller (2000) developed the serial methods of problem-solving
which are called TRIZ theory by analyzing more than 40 million patents. ARIZ
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Table 9.1 Domain classification of emerging technology
Domain
Emerging technologies
Energy
Horizontal axis wind turbine, Vertical l axis wind turbine,
Challenergy, Vortex bladeless, Altaeros energies, Wireless energy
transfer, Perovskite solar cells, Airborne wind turbine
Information technology
Artificial intelligence (AI), Machine learning, Machine vision,
Biometric—fingerprint recognition, Augmented reality (AR),
Virtual reality (VR), Cloud computing, Radio-frequency
identification (RFID), Internet of things (IoT), Swarm robotics, Big
data analysis, The blockchain
Manufacturing
3D printing—Plaster-based 3D printing,
• Fused deposition modeling (FDM),
• Digital light processing (DLP),
• Stereo lithography appearance (SLA),
• Selective laser sintering (SLS),
Module, Distributed manufacturing
Transportation
Battery electric vehicle, Autonomous vehicle, Unmanned aerial
vehicle (UAV), Personal ropid transit (PRT), Hyperloop, New type
Maglev elevator (MULTI)
Material
2D-materials, Self-healing materials, Recyclable-thermoset plastics,
Nanostructured carbon composites
Biological technology
Organs-on-chips, Systems metabolic engineering, Implantable
drug-making cells, Lab-grown meat, Liquid biopsy
9.2.2 Case Database of Emerging Technologies
This research collects different emerging technology cases and finds associated TRIZ
innovative principles to build innovative database. Designer can use keywords to
search related innovations and get new product concepts by innovations and TRIZ
innovative principles. Each emerging technologies case is recorded in the database
with information about this emerging technology, such as the case number, the
name of case, a brief introduction of case, the characteristic of this emerging technology and related TRIZ inventive principles and effect of environmental impact.
Currently, we collected 42 emerging technologies cases in the case database, as shown
in Table 9.1.
9.3 ARIZ Method
9.3.1 The Development of ARIZ
Russian scientist Altshuller (2000) developed the serial methods of problem-solving
which are called TRIZ theory by analyzing more than 40 million patents. ARIZ