TRIZ evolution trends in biological and technological design strategies

N. R. Bogatyrev; O. A. Bogatyreva

TRIZ evolution trends in biological and technological design strategies

N. R. Bogatyrev, O. A. Bogatyreva

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Abstract

The concept of evolution in technology and biology is discussed. It appears that most of the evolution trends in technology and biology result from different development strategies. This conflict has roots from the time when technology emerged to adapt the environment for our needs. Following that strategy to full extent is dangerous. We need also to adapt to the environment, but current technology neither has the mechanisms for such changes nor the knowledge of which directions to go. Therefore learning from nature is a real challenge. We suggest ten new evolution trends for strategic design to be ahead on future markets.

Original language	English
Pages	293-299
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	19th CIRP Design Conference: Competitive Design - Cranfield, UK United Kingdom Duration: 30 Mar 2009 → 31 Mar 2009

Conference

Conference	19th CIRP Design Conference: Competitive Design
Country	UK United Kingdom
City	Cranfield
Period	30/03/09 → 31/03/09

Keywords

Bio-inspired design
Evolution
TRIZ

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