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Step 4.12 Green assessment:
The positive impact for environment are as follows: (1) The charger can be invisible and the equipment wear rate is low. (2) A charger can charge a plurality of
electrical motorcycles, and in the case of multiple electrical motorcycles, multiple
chargers can be omitted without occupying multiple power outlets. (3) Renewable
energy replaces fossil fuels to reduce carbon emissions. (4) Compared with the
production mode of samarium-based solar panels, perovskite solar cells can reduce
greenhouse gas emissions.
The negative impact for environment is the farther the distance of wireless
transmission, the greater the loss of useless work.
Step 4.13A Conceptual solution:
After functional evaluation and green assessment, it is determined that the new
design concept has good functionality and the impact on the environmental level is
positive, so the new design concept is taken as an innovative solution.
9.6 Summary
This study integrates different ways including ARIZ-85C (Fey), other TRIZ auxiliary tools, and emerging techonologies database to guide designers to solve their
engineering problem step by step and take advantage of the traits of emerging technologies to develop innovative and eco-friendly designs. During designing products,
designers can think and break through the perspective of emerging technologies, and
provide reference for guiding the design process through case exercises. Electrical
motorcycle in Taiwan is used as example to demonstrate the capability and usefulness
of proposed eco-innovation method.
Acknowledgements This research is sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology,
Taiwan, under Grant number MOST 106-2621-M-006-004 and MOST 107-2621-M-006-005.
References
Altshuller G (2000) The innovation algorithm: TRIZ, systematic innovation and technology
creativity. Technical Innovation Center, Inc., Worcester
Chen JL, Lin GH (2018) Product innovation design for the bottom of the pyramid by integrating
ARIZ and case-based reasoning. In: Proceedings of the IEEE 2018 International Conference on
Applied System Innovation (IEEE ICASI 2018), April 13–17, Chiba, Tokyo, Japan
Chen WC, Chen JL (2009) An eco-innovative method by ARIZ. In: Proceedings of the 6th international symposium on environmentally conscious design and inverse manufacturing, Ecodesign09.
Sapporo, Japan, 7–9 Dec
Chen WC, Chen JL (2011) Eco-innovation by applying design-around concepts on eco-ARIZ
method. In: Proceedings of the 7th international symposium on environmentally conscious design
and inverse manufacturing, Ecodesign11. Kyoto, Japan, November 30-Dec 2.
J. L. Chen and C.-Y. Chou
Step 4.12 Green assessment:
The positive impact for environment are as follows: (1) The charger can be invisible and the equipment wear rate is low. (2) A charger can charge a plurality of
electrical motorcycles, and in the case of multiple electrical motorcycles, multiple
chargers can be omitted without occupying multiple power outlets. (3) Renewable
energy replaces fossil fuels to reduce carbon emissions. (4) Compared with the
production mode of samarium-based solar panels, perovskite solar cells can reduce
greenhouse gas emissions.
The negative impact for environment is the farther the distance of wireless
transmission, the greater the loss of useless work.
Step 4.13A Conceptual solution:
After functional evaluation and green assessment, it is determined that the new
design concept has good functionality and the impact on the environmental level is
positive, so the new design concept is taken as an innovative solution.
9.6 Summary
This study integrates different ways including ARIZ-85C (Fey), other TRIZ auxiliary tools, and emerging techonologies database to guide designers to solve their
engineering problem step by step and take advantage of the traits of emerging technologies to develop innovative and eco-friendly designs. During designing products,
designers can think and break through the perspective of emerging technologies, and
provide reference for guiding the design process through case exercises. Electrical
motorcycle in Taiwan is used as example to demonstrate the capability and usefulness
of proposed eco-innovation method.
Acknowledgements This research is sponsored by the Ministry of Science and Technology,
Taiwan, under Grant number MOST 106-2621-M-006-004 and MOST 107-2621-M-006-005.
References
Altshuller G (2000) The innovation algorithm: TRIZ, systematic innovation and technology
creativity. Technical Innovation Center, Inc., Worcester
Chen JL, Lin GH (2018) Product innovation design for the bottom of the pyramid by integrating
ARIZ and case-based reasoning. In: Proceedings of the IEEE 2018 International Conference on
Applied System Innovation (IEEE ICASI 2018), April 13–17, Chiba, Tokyo, Japan
Chen WC, Chen JL (2009) An eco-innovative method by ARIZ. In: Proceedings of the 6th international symposium on environmentally conscious design and inverse manufacturing, Ecodesign09.
Sapporo, Japan, 7–9 Dec
Chen WC, Chen JL (2011) Eco-innovation by applying design-around concepts on eco-ARIZ
method. In: Proceedings of the 7th international symposium on environmentally conscious design
and inverse manufacturing, Ecodesign11. Kyoto, Japan, November 30-Dec 2.