#triz

[karlcagathon]

Kind words from a man who accuses me of treachery...

[seongset]

ㅤㅤㅤㅤ˵ 𖥻 ִtriz+calango icons ۫ ּ ﹗ (like/reblog if use)

[trizzip]

☆ Triz e animais

Tantos gatos piticos e uma gatona de cabelo curto uau

Sigam minha namorada (Triz) no Instagram 🌷

[maxzy4k]

Triz pariz moodboard ; make de avatar!

Triz pariz on ig:

"Make de avatar que eu fiz em live,quem quiser ver o vod tá salvo"

( ☀️ 𓂅 𝐧𝐚t𝕦rᧉ ; 🌎 𓍯

[mounxuxuu]

icons da triz!

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[aphrodikeey]

[arco-icons]

triz pariz¹ ‹ 𝗉𝗂𝗉𝗂𝗉𝗂. . . icons for spirit!

🌈 credits are welcome % don't repost!・𝖒𝖔𝖗𝖊 𝖎𝖈𝖔𝖓𝖘

[iamlisteningto]

Pontiac Streator’s Triz

[seek4intellect]

Dear Viewers!

Take a look at the SPECIAL episode and discussion with the panelist on "The Jana Show" (OF, BY & FOR the PEOPLE).

The Theme for the show is around mission to transform lives of “KIDS AND YOUTH”

Hear the views on creativity and innovation in kids and youth to that of getting stuck in corporate for longer period of time just following instruction written in SOP to that of using your own Brain which sets strong culture and bring more creativity to help make better society and world.

Cheers’ Anshu Khare

[themightyfoo]

Check out something called TRIZ (it's an acronym, but in Russian.) Back in 1946 a Soviet engineer named Genrikh Altshuller devised a systematic way to hunt for and harness reusable problem solving methods across domains (e.g., who's figured out how to boil an egg so that the shell comes off easily, etc.) TRIZ follows the Laws of Technical Systems Evolution, which describes the patterns by which technical systems change over time.

I love watching How It’s Made. Though I wish they would go one level deeper. They show all of these manufacturing processes with gigantic proprietary custom engineered machines that spit out 4 billion Cheetos at once. I want to see how those are made. I want to see a show called How They Make the Things That Make Things.

That is truly some of the most creative engineering I’ve ever seen. Like, my brother designs airplane wings for fighter jets. Which is cool… but wings haven’t changed much in decades. He’s kind of a… re-engineer. (Sorry, bro.)

Whereas a custom built machine that sharpens dozens of pencils at once must have had some interesting trial and error problem-solving. How did they settle on this design and what other designs did they try?

Or how did they make this ice cream sandwich masturbation mechanism. 

I want to see the messy test footage of ice cream going everywhere on the beta version. 

Who engineers these things? How are they built? How much do they cost? 

I might have to go on a YouTube hunt. 

[h0lytrix]

Its MEEE

[sortoftemporarypeace]

(via Pinterest)

[trizzip]

Triz Pariz e Sofia Santino

[brassaikao]

系統演進的9螢幕透視 Multi-Screen Vision of System Evolution

過去、現在、未來 環境、系統、子系統