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Modern Digital Technologies in Their Interaction with TRIZ

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Oleksii Hrachov

Rubric:Technical sciences in general
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This article examines the application of modern intelligent multidisciplinary digital technologies incorporating elements of artificial intelligence and artificial neural networks in the development of innovative engineering solutions based on the principles of TRIZ and ARIZ. Particular attention is devoted to the analysis of the psychological, technological, and marketing factors that influence the transformation of inventive concepts into commercially viable products under conditions of rapidly evolving digital technologies. The article substantiates the necessity of adopting a fundamentally new multidisciplinary approach to engineering design in response to the shortening innovation cycle, increasing product complexity, and rising costs of prototype development and testing. The proposed concept integrates systematic inventive problem-solving methodologies with intelligent digital technologies to identify non-obvious auxiliary innovative functions capable of improving product competitiveness and commercial potential. It is concluded that only the comprehensive integration of TRIZ/ARIZ methodologies with artificial intelligence, artificial neural networks, and multidisciplinary digital technologies can significantly enhance the efficiency of innovation processes and increase the probability of successful commercialization of advanced technical solutions.

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TRIZ
ARIZ
Intelligent Multidisciplinary Digital Technologies
Product Marketing Aspects
Simulation of Used Structural Materials
Innovation Analysis
Paradoxes of Dynamic Fuel Component Mixing
Stereotypes and Associated Psychological Barriers.
Digital Technologies

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Oleksii Hrachov

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