TRIZ and Generative AI (V.2.0)

TRIZ and Generative AI
Example of Prompt
Version 2.0
July 2023
Prepare by:
•Tanasak Pheunghua (TRIZ Specialist Level4. Email : consult@tanasak.com)
•Santad Khandipanichakul
• (Engineer attached to Managing Director Office REPCO Maintenance. Email : santadk@scg.com)
July 2023 TRIZ and Generative AI (Version 2.0) by Tanasak and Santad 1
Table of contents
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
3. Structure of the Prompts:
4. Example Prompts
5. Discussion & Conclusion
6. References
(1) Executive Summary:
When using TRIZ tools to solve problems and generate new ideas, an essential tool for thinkers is the troubleshooter,
commonly referred to as "Information resources." These resources are obtained through diligent research, such as
consulting subject matter experts or conducting thorough investigations using internet search engines. However, this
process often poses challenges and requires a significant investment of time.
In the current era, advanced tools have emerged that go beyond traditional methods of retrieving information.
Generative AI functions by assimilating data from various sources and generating outputs based on specific commands
known as "prompts."
By Generative AI, researchers can significantly reduce the time spent on searching and explore a wide range of topics.
This versatile technology finds applications in diverse research domains, including identifying the root causes of
problems, examining the evolution of technological systems, and teaching AI to integrate and respond to tools such as
the TESE 40 Principles and other TRIZ methodologies.
It is important to recognize that Generative AI heavily relies on historical data and is influenced by the provided prompts.
Therefore, it is advisable to validate the accuracy of outcomes derived through Generative AI and view it as a
supplementary tool that facilitates the accumulation of informational resources. It should not be solely relied upon as the
sole authority for definitive answers.
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•
Introduction
This document presents a collection of example prompts designed to support the application of Generative AI in
conjunction with TRIZ Tools. The author's primary objective is to enhance the effectiveness of learning and
utilizing the TRIZ instrument.
• Users are granted permission to utilize this document without any restrictions. Furthermore, users are
encouraged to contact the author for the original prompts in order to modify them or provide feedback in case
any errors are identified.
• Moreover, this document emphasizes the pursuit of collaborative opportunities to initiate the development of an
open platform for Prompt Engineering or Prompt Design specifically tailored for TRIZ. This platform would
facilitate the exchange of prompts, as well as the development of higher-level application tools.
• The authors of this document express their willingness to share their prompt writing ideas as a means to foster
the development of AI skills within the context of the human creative process. The ultimate goal is to utilize
these prompts to solve problems and drive innovation based on TRIZ guidelines and tools, as well as other
problem-solving approaches in the future.
• In this initial version of the document, the author believes that there is sufficient content to be of practical value
to readers, with the included prompt examples being readily applicable. It is anticipated that more prompts
specifically designed for the TRIZ tool will be added in future updates.
The assumptions for using generative AI (ChatGPT, Bing, Bard)
in TRIZ, as follows:
• The accuracy of the results is still not 100% then it is not recommended to use AI as the
ideas or final solutions.
• It is recommended to use AI as a helper in finding resources for thinking (as TRIZ
informative resources) and then the user should adjust or modify those resources to
achieve the target by themselves.
• Implementing the results should validate their realized existence or at least revalidate
them.”
These models are not really thinking, they are just math functions.
They are not actually brains; they are just artificial neural networks.
https://learnprompting.org/
Generative AI in this document
• https://openai.com/
• https://bard.google.com/
• https://www.bing.com/
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Structure of the Prompts

in ChatGPT/ Bing/ Bard
“Do it like when you talk with

your friend”
Prompt Engineering
• The process of instructing an AI to do a

task is called prompting. We tell the AI a
set of instructions (the prompt) and it
performs the task. Prompts can be as
simple as a question, or as complex as
multiple paragraphs.
To effectively utilize Generative AI,
you can approach it as if you were having a conversation with a friend. Here are some tips to follow:
• To effectively utilize Generative AI, you can approach it as if you were
having a conversation with a friend. Here are some tips to follow:
• Include additional details such as introductions, definitions, historical
context, or complaints, instead of relying solely on a search engine.
• Conclude your input with a statement or question to encourage a
response.
• Specify the desired tone or attitude to shape the answer.
• Refer to previous answers if they are relevant to the ongoing
conversation.
• Take on a specific persona or role, like that of an artist or historian, to
enhance the depth and richness of the response.
• Use examples to illustrate your point and make it easier to understand.
Prompt Design / Prompt Engineering techniques
Zero Shot Prompt More Prompt techniques
Role Prompting •https://platform.openai.com/overview
Few Shot Standard Prompts •https://www.promptingguide.ai/techniques/tot
COT : Chain of Thought Prompting •https://learnprompting.org/
Zero-shot-COT : Zero Shot Chain of Thought •https://www.cloudskillsboost.google/paths/118
Tree of Through
Generated Knowledge
Other..
Prompt Engineering techniques
Many techniques use in this works;
• Role Prompting
• Few shot prompting
Role Context
• Combining Techniques
• Formalizing Prompts
Example1 Example2
Instruction
Ref : https://learnprompting.org/docs/basics/formalizing
There are 3 main kinds of Large Language Model.
Needs prompting in a different way
Generic Languages Model | these predict the next word based on language in the
training data.
Instruction Tuned | Trained to predict a response to the instructions given in the

input.
Dialog Tuned | Trained to have a dialog by predicting the next response.
Ref : https://www.cloudskillsboost.google/paths/118
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Example
Prompt Design for
TRIZ Tools
Development of TRIZ Prompting V2.0
Basic Tools
1. Beyond Function Analysis 11. 40 Principles
2. Function Analysis 12. Resources Search and Modification
• Component Analysis • Modification of Resources (new)
• Interaction Analysis 13. Scientific Effect Database
3. Substance-Field Analysis (new) 14. Function Oriented Search (FOS)
4. Cause Effect Chain Analysis (updated) 15. MATHCHEM
5. TRIMMING and TRIMMING Rules 16. 9-Screens
6. Patent Circumvention (new) 17. TESE : Trend of Engineering System Evolution
7. Contradiction Formulation and Key Problem • Mono-Bi-Poly
8. Feature Transfer • Dynamization (new)
9. Ideality 18. Smart Little People (new)
10. Resources Analysis 19. MFO : Method of Focal Object (new)
20. MA : Morphological Analysis (new)
21. 76 Standard Solutions (new)
Development of TRIZ Prompting V2.0 (Cont..)
Advance Tools and new finding
81. ARIZ-85C (under construction)
82. Extension FOS
• Problem Search
• Property Search
• Parameter Search
• Mechanism Search
• Root cause Search
Problem Solving Tools (None-TRIZ)

91. FMEA (new)
1. Beyond Function Analysis
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : There is “Function” and User is looking for “System”
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide detail of “Function” and Instruction to AI
Expect from AI : Finding the 5 systems
User Prompt
1. Please explore the 5 novel solutions of technical system which able to perform "To capture
and to move dust by airflow" in tabulated form, including 1. System 2. Detail.
2. Please explore the 5 novel solutions of natural system which able to perform "To capture and
to move dust by airflow" in tabulated form, including 1. System 2. Detail
1. AI result : technical system
Solution System Detail
1 Electrostatic An electrostatic bag filter combines the principles of an electrostatic precipitator and a baghouse filter. The dust
Bag Filter particles are charged using an electric field, and the charged particles are then captured on the surface of fabric
filter bags. The airflow carries the captured dust to a collection area, ensuring efficient dust capture.
2 Sonic Wave The sonic wave dust collector employs high-frequency sound waves to agitate and dislodge dust particles from
Dust Collector surfaces. The system generates sonic vibrations, causing the dust particles to become airborne. An airflow is
then applied to capture and transport the suspended dust to a collection point, facilitating effective dust removal.
3 Magnetic Dust The magnetic dust separator utilizes magnetic fields to attract and separate ferrous dust particles from the
Separator airflow. A magnetic plate or drum is positioned in the air stream, capturing the magnetic dust particles. The
separated dust can be collected and removed, while the cleaned airflow continues through the system.
4 Fluidized Bed In the fluidized bed dust capture system, the dust-laden air is directed into a fluidized bed chamber. The bed
Dust Capture consists of solid particles that are fluidized by an upward airflow. As the dust-laden air passes through the
fluidized bed, the dust particles adhere to the bed particles, allowing the cleaned air to exit the system. The dust-
laden bed particles can be periodically collected and replaced.
5 Electrokinetic The electrokinetic dust precipitator utilizes electrokinetic effects to capture and remove dust particles from the
Dust airflow. An electric field is applied to induce electrical charges on the dust particles, causing them to migrate
Precipitator towards oppositely charged electrodes. The captured particles can be collected and disposed of, while the
cleaned air is released.
1. AI result : nature system
Solution System Detail
1 Bee Bees, as they fly from flower to flower, unintentionally capture and move dust particles. The fine hairs on their
Pollination bodies attract and collect pollen grains, which are essentially tiny particles. The bees then transport the pollen to
other flowers, facilitating cross-pollination and allowing the dust particles to be moved by airflow.
2 Bird Plumage Birds often have specialized feathers that aid in dust capture and removal. Certain bird species have feathers
with intricate structures, such as barbs and barbules, that can trap and hold dust particles. The airflow created
during flight or preening helps dislodge the trapped dust, allowing the bird to maintain clean plumage.
3 Plant Leaf Many plant species possess tiny hair-like structures called trichomes on their leaves. These trichomes can
Trichomes effectively capture and retain dust particles present in the air. As air moves across the leaf surface, the trichomes
act as a natural filter, trapping and immobilizing the dust. Subsequent rainfall or wind can then remove the dust
from the leaf surface.
4 Spider Silk Spider silk, known for its incredible strength and elasticity, can also capture and move dust. The fine strands of
spider silk act as a natural filter, capturing airborne particles as they float through the air. The silk can be carried
by the wind, enabling the captured dust to be transported to new locations.
5 Whirlwinds Whirlwinds and dust devils are natural phenomena characterized by rotating columns of air picking up dust and
and Dust debris from the ground. These swirling vortices can capture and transport dust over significant distances. As the
Devils whirlwind dissipates or loses strength, the dust particles are released, allowing them to settle in new locations.
2. Function Analysis : Components and Interaction analysis
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : We have the “System” that is looking to analyze the function.
The system consists of various parts. We want to know each part, what part
acts as a tool? and which part is the object that the tool acts on.
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide detail of “System” and Instruction to AI
Expect from AI : Analyzed the system as Tool, Object, Type of energies Action and Function.
User Prompt
• Do you know "Wood Pelleting machine"? (wait for result, then next prompt)
• In the "Pelletizing" process, Please write the function analysis ; ("Tool" action to "Object") for
Wood pelleting Machine; in tabulated format including of "Tool" , "object", "The action
between tool and object" and "Function of tool and object".
2. AI result : Function Analysis Components and Interaction analysis
Tool Object Action Function
Feeder Raw wood materials Feeding Transports wood materials into the pelletizing process. Provides a
continuous supply of raw materials to the machine.
Conditioner Raw wood materials Conditioning Adds moisture and heat to optimize the pelletization process. Softens the
lignin in the wood to promote binding of particles.
Pellet Die Conditioned wood Compression Extrudes the wood material under high pressure through small holes,
materials forming dense wood pellets. Determines the shape and size of the pellets.
Rollers Pelletized material Extrusion and cutting Help in pushing the material through the pellet die and cut the extruded
material into desired pellet lengths.
Control panel Wood pelleting Control and Allows operators to adjust and control various parameters such as pressure,
machine monitoring moisture, and temperature for optimal pellet production. Monitors machine
operation and ensures safe and efficient functioning.
3. Substance-Field Analysis
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : We want to analyze a system consisting of substances and energy fields.
Our objective is to examine the pathway of energy flow through the
substances, leading to the point where energy serves the desired function.
Additionally, we aim to analyze any issues arising from incomplete actions or
functions that are harmful or unhelpful, whether they are related to
substances, fields, or the connections between substances and energy at
their junctions.
Prepare to Prompt : Context of the energy, Example about Substance, Field, The Instruction abot
the specific system which needed to analyze.
Expect from AI : Identify the substances, fields, physical phenomena, and energy flow paths.
Estimate the potential failures that may occur due to variations in field and
substance parameters.
3. User Prompt:
[Context] In TRIZ there is a tool called MATHCHEM. It stands for various types of energy, including of;
M = Mechanical field, A = Acoustic Field , TH = Thermal Field, Ch = Chemical field, E = Electrical field , EM =
Electro Magnetic Field, M = Magnetic field /
[Example] Another TRIZ tool is Substance–Field.
We considered writing in pencil on paper.
We found the first Substance, the Pencil.
and the second substance is paper.
There is a Mechanical field energy that is transmitted from the hand to the pencil and that energy flows to “Spot”
where energy is transformed into a desired function based on physical phenomena. “Friction” helps to move matter
from the pencil to the surface of the paper.
and complete power transmission is considered. will get the desired function.
If there is a transmission of penalty energy It may cause the pencil to break or the paper torn.
If the power transmission is incomplete, the desired function will not be achieved or not complete./
3. User Prompt (Cont…)
[Instruction] Consider the “system” of welding metal using Brazing Material where the outer cladding metal will melt and become Filler
Metal to fill in the weld itself. Please answer the following questions;
1.What is the 1st Substance in the system?
2.What is the 2nd Substance in the system?
3.What is the main energy in the system?
4.What is the "physical phenomena" use?
5.Please explain the “Energy Flow Path” from input until working unit that we got "desire function."
6.What function do you get?
/ In tabulated format/
B. (Optional)
Please analyze the "Tool" and "Object" from the following statement "Energy Flow Path”:
C. (Optional)
If we found the leak of weld joint, what possible "excessive field" or "insufficient field" or "Harmful action" or "inappropriate substance
parameters" in the “Energy Flow Path”:
D. (Optional)
For "Energy Flow Path" if we do 'Excessive Field" or "Insufficient Field"; what problems may occur?
3. AI result : Substance-Field Analysis
* 1st Prompt, the both

substances (No. 1,2) may not
correct because of the rough
information of the [Instruction]
given. However, we can review
the detail of substances in
"Energy Flow Path", which can
be used to re-prompt for more
accuracy.
3. AI result : Substance-Field Analysis (Cont…)
B. (Optional) In the given statement "Energy Flow Path," the "Tool" and "Object" can be understood as follows:
1. Tool: In the context of TRIZ, a "Tool" refers to a principle or method used to achieve a specific effect or transformation. In the "Energy Flow
Path," the "Tool" would be the specific physical phenomena or mechanism that enables the energy to be transmitted, transformed, or utilized to
achieve the desired function. The "Tool" facilitates the flow of energy and governs how it interacts with the substances in the system.
2. Object: The "Object" in the "Energy Flow Path" refers to the substances or components involved in the system through which the energy flows.
In the given context of welding metal using Brazing Material, the "Object" would be the two substances: the metal (1st Substance) and the
Brazing Material (2nd Substance). These substances are the entities through which the energy flows and interacts to produce the desired
function of joining the two pieces of metal together.
C. (Optional) If a leak is found in the weld joint, there are several possible reasons related to "excessive field," "insufficient field," "harmful action," or
"inappropriate substance parameters" in the Energy Flow Path. Let's explore each of these possibilities:
3. Excessive Field: This refers to an excessive or overwhelming amount of energy or force being applied to the system, which can lead to
undesired consequences. In the context of welding, some possible scenarios of excessive field causing a leak could be:
1. Excessive Heat: If the welding process generates too much heat, it might melt or distort the surrounding material, leading to gaps or
weak joints that result in leaks.
2. Excessive Pressure: High pressure during the welding process can cause deformation or separation of the joint, leading to leaks.
3. Excessive Voltage/Current (in electrical welding): In electrical welding methods like arc welding, excessive voltage or current can lead
to excessive melting or spattering, affecting the integrity of the weld joint and causing leaks.
2. Insufficient Field: This refers to a lack of necessary energy or conditions needed for a successful welding process. Potential instances of insufficient field leading
to leaks are:
1. Insufficient Heat: If the welding process does not provide enough heat, the filler material may not melt adequately, resulting in an incomplete weld joint
prone to leaks.
2. Insufficient Pressure: If the pressure applied during the welding process is inadequate, the filler material might not properly bond with the base metal,
leading to weak joints and potential leaks.
3. Insufficient Voltage/Current (in electrical welding): In electrical welding methods, insufficient voltage or current might not provide enough energy to melt
the filler material effectively, resulting in poor weld quality and possible leaks.
3. Harmful Action: This refers to any detrimental actions or external influences that negatively impact the welding process or the weld joint, leading to leaks.
Examples of harmful actions are:
1. Contamination: If the welding area or materials used are contaminated with impurities, it can weaken the weld and cause leaks.
2. Vibration or Mechanical Stress: Excessive vibrations or mechanical stress during the welding process can lead to improper fusion between the materials
and create weak points prone to leaks.
4. Inappropriate Substance Parameters: This refers to using the wrong type of filler material, improper welding parameters, or mismatched welding techniques for
the specific application. Some possible examples include:
1. Incorrect Filler Material: Using a filler material that is not compatible with the base metal or the welding process can result in poor weld quality and
potential leaks.
2. Incorrect Welding Settings: Inappropriate welding settings, such as wrong heat, current, or pressure, can lead to weak welds that are susceptible to leaks.
3. Poor Joint Design: Inadequate joint design or preparation can result in improper fusion between the materials, leading to leaks.
D. (Optional) Problems with "Excessive Field" or "Insufficient Field" in the "Energy Flow Path":
Excessive Field (Excessive Thermal Energy):
Overheating can cause distortion and deformation of the metal pieces, leading to poor joint quality and potential
structural weakness.
It may result in excessive consumption of energy, leading to inefficiency in the welding process.
Insufficient Field (Insufficient Thermal Energy):
Incomplete melting can lead to weak fusion, resulting in a joint that cannot withstand mechanical stresses, leading
to joint failure.
It may require additional attempts to achieve a proper weld, increasing the time and cost of the welding process.
4. CECA
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Analyze the potential root causes of the problem
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide the context of the problem in a specific techinical system.
and give the instruction to AI
Expect from AI : Result of the potential root causes and parameters those related to
contradiction.
User Prompt
• We found the warping problem of corrugated board which use for corrugated-box. Between the
process of corrugated board and waiting for printing. The stack of corrugated-board is placed on
the floor of the factory. Mostly warping corrugated-board are on top of stacking around 10 percent of
the corrugated board. Could you please explain what are the potential root causes of this problem?
4. AI result : Root Causes
The warping problem of corrugated board, especially when stacked on the floor, can have several potential root causes. Here are some
possible factors that could contribute to the warping issue:
1. Moisture Content: Corrugated board is sensitive to changes in moisture content. If the board is exposed to high humidity or moisture
during storage or in the factory environment, it can absorb moisture unevenly, leading to warping. This is especially true if the top layer
of the stack is more exposed to moisture than the rest.
2. Uneven Stacking Pressure: Uneven pressure distribution during stacking can cause warping. If the corrugated board stacks are not
properly aligned or if there are variations in the weight or pressure applied on different parts of the stack, it can result in uneven
compression and lead to warping.
3. Insufficient Drying Time: The corrugated board might not have had sufficient time to dry completely after the manufacturing process. If
the board is stacked before it has dried completely, residual moisture can cause warping as it evaporates unevenly.
4. Improper Handling: Rough handling or mishandling of the corrugated board during transportation, stacking, or loading can introduce
stress and deformations, resulting in warping. Excessive bending, twisting, or impact during handling can affect the board's structural
integrity.
5. Storage Conditions: Improper storage conditions, such as exposure to direct sunlight, high temperatures, or fluctuations in temperature,
can cause the board to expand, contract, or deform, leading to warping.
6. Board Quality: The quality of the corrugated board itself can contribute to warping. If the board was not manufactured to the required
standards, or if there are inconsistencies in the materials used or the bonding process, it can result in reduced dimensional stability and
increased susceptibility to warping.
Cause & Effect Diagram and Why Why Analysis
"It is likely that AI is less familiar with the CECA abbreviation,

as well as Cause and Effect Chain Analysis, especially when compared to the
Cause & Effect Diagram and the Why Why Analysis.
One way to assist AI in recognizing CECA is by providing the context that
CECA is a tool utilized in TRIZ. It would be helpful to explain what CECA does
and its purpose within TRIZ."
4. CECA : with Contradiction and Key Problem
User Prompt
CECA is Cause and Effect Chain Analysis. This tool is very close to Why-Why Analysis.
CECA can find root causes and deeper root causes until finding key disadvantages.
CECA Context
CECA can find the key disadvantages at specific parameters and their value (maximum or minimum).
What's different from Why-Why is; CECA may identify the key disadvantages (possible root causes)
which have a specific value that causes the first problem but when trying to change that value
oppositely, The first problem is gone but may create a new problem. We call this situation a
"Contradiction".
Problem
Let's try to create the CECA of the problem "Uncomfortable breathing Mask"; consisting of multiple
columns of the potential root causes at the specific parameters level of the related system components.
Instruction
Identify key disadvantages, and if possible, identify the contradiction at each specific parameter at
maximum or minimum value. Display in tabulate format. Finally add a column for the "Key problem";
Key problem is the problem statement in term of "How to adjust the parameters of each root causes to
eliminate the first problem without creating the new problem?", without an answer.
4. AI result : CECA
Parameter Root Cause Key Disadvantage Contradiction Key Problem
Material Mask Material Rough texture Softening the material may How to make the mask material soft
cause reduced durability without compromising durability?
Elastic Band Tension of Elastic Excessive pressure on Loosening the band may How to adjust the tension to provide a
Band the face result in poor fit comfortable yet secure fit?
Nose Bridge Stiffness of Nose Irritation on the nose Increasing flexibility may How to make the nose bridge flexible
Bridge cause poor sealing without compromising the seal?
Breathing Filter Efficiency High airflow resistance Increasing airflow may How to maintain optimal filtration with
Resistance compromise filtration lower airflow resistance?
Strap Attachment Attachment Discomfort behind the Changing attachment may How to ensure secure attachment
Mechanism ears result in loose straps without causing discomfort?
Ventilation Ventilation Inadequate air circulation Increasing ventilation may How to improve air circulation without
Holes/Design compromise filtration reducing filtration efficiency?
Additional
“Analysis of Potential Root Causes”
for CECA and Related
Additional : Cause vs. Mechanism
The cause of a disease is the virus or bacteria that causes the infection. The mechanism of the disease is the way
in which the virus or bacteria spreads and causes damage to the body.
The cause of a car accident might be a driver's error. The mechanism of the accident is the way in which the
driver's error caused the car to collide with another object.
Cause of the problem: The cause could be the excessive emission of pollutants from vehicles, industrial activities,
or the burning of fossil fuels. These are the underlying factors that contribute to the high pollution levels.
Mechanism of the problem: The mechanism could involve the release of pollutants into the air, their dispersion and
accumulation in the atmosphere, and their interaction with sunlight and other compounds leading to the formation
of smog or harmful particulate matter. Understanding the specific mechanisms at play helps in devising strategies
to mitigate or reduce air pollution effectively.
The mechanism of a problem refers to the processes or actions through which the problem develops or
manifests itself. It focuses on understanding the sequence of events, interactions, or behaviors that lead to the
problem's occurrence or progression.
Additional 1. Example – Cause vs. Mechanism
• Please make the comparison table between "Cause of problem" and
"Mechanism of problem". The problem is the warp of hardboard which
produce by corrugated paper board. the problem found after conditioning
of moisture and temperature for a period. The shorter time found more
warped board, around 10 sheetboard on top of the stacked together on
non-conditioning floor.
Additional 1
AI result
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Additional 2.1 User Prompt
Techniques for more accuracy of identity of causes
• [Problem Statement] : “PCB consists of layers 1. Polyamide 2. Copper 3. Nickel 4. Gold Layers
of nickel and gold are plated in solution. Later, the customer asked to reduce the process to
reduce costs by canceling the nickel-plating process. One month after the delivery of that
product to customer, the customer took the PCB storage before it was put into production for a
month. The customer found that only the nickel-plating product was reduced. found a problem
on the product It looks like rust on the gold's surface. Engineer try to investigate by using
Spectrometer to inspect to the rust particle, and they found it is element of copper. So, The
engineer then told the customer that blame not rust, It actually is a component of copper growth
through the gold surface, where copper is used to be between polyamide and gold.” /
• [Instruction1] : Which physical or chemical principles/theories should we use to focus on
identifying the defect?
The retrive of related principles will train to AI, for
better details of cause and effect analysis.
Additional 2.1 AI result : CECA + Related Principles
To identify the defect described in the problem statement, the following physical or chemical principles/theories
should be focused on:
1. Electrochemistry: Understanding the electrochemical processes involved in the plating and interaction of different
metals in the PCB layers can help identify how copper ions from the underlying copper layer are migrating and
depositing on the gold surface.
2. Galvanic Corrosion: Investigating the possibility of galvanic corrosion between the copper layer and the gold layer
is crucial. Galvanic corrosion occurs when two dissimilar metals are in contact in the presence of an electrolyte
(in this case, the PCB layers and the plating solution), leading to the migration of ions from one metal to the
other.
3. Redox Reactions: Examining the redox reactions that occur between the copper and gold layers can provide
insights into the transfer of copper ions onto the gold surface and subsequent copper growth.
4. Diffusion: Understanding the diffusion processes of copper ions through the nickel and/or gold layers can help
explain how copper ions reached the surface of the gold layer.
5. Material Compatibility: Investigating the compatibility between the materials used in the PCB layers (polyamide,
copper, nickel, gold) can reveal any potential issues that may lead to the migration of copper ions.
Additional 2.2a User Prompt
Techniques for more accuracy of identity of causes (Use following the Prompt2.1)
[Context] : CECA is Cause and Effect Chain Analysis. This tool is very close to Why-Why Analysis. CECA can find root causes and deeper root
causes until finding key disadvantages. CECA can find the key disadvantages at specific parameters and their value (maximum value or
minimum value). What's different from Why-Why Analysis.
CECA may identify the key disadvantages (possible root causes) which have a specific value that causes the first problem but when trying to
change that value oppositely, The first problem may go but it may create a new problem. We call this situation a "Contradiction".
/ [Problem Statement] /
[Instruction2] : Let's try to create the CECA of the problem which is consisting of the multiple columns of the following;
(1) Problems,
(2) Potential root causes (which try to the specific parameters and direction of value, as may possible).
(3) General Solution for each root causes
(4) New Problem which effect from each solution (3)
(5) identify the "Contradiction". Contradiction look like If we do the following root causes (2) we will facing of problem (1), but if we try to solve
as the solution (3) then we will be facing of new problem (4) \
Finally add a column for the "Key problem"; Key problem is the problem statement in term of "How to solve the problem (1) without creating the
new problem(4)?".
Display in tabulate format.
Additional 2.2b User Prompt
Techniques for more accuracy of identity of causes
(Use following the Prompt2.1 if Prompt 2.2 is not work properly)
[Context] : CECA is Cause and Effect Chain Analysis. This tool is very close to Why-Why Analysis. CECA can find root causes and deeper root causes until finding key
disadvantages. CECA can find the key disadvantages at specific parameters and their value (maximum value or minimum value). What's different from Why-Why Analysis.
CECA may identify the key disadvantages (possible root causes) which have a specific value that causes the first problem but when trying to change that value oppositely, The first
problem may go but it may create a new problem. We call this situation a "Contradiction".
/[Problem Statement] : “PCB consists of layers 1. Polyamide 2. Copper 3. Nickel 4. Gold Layers of nickel and gold are plated in solution. Later, the customer asked to reduce the
process to reduce costs by canceling the nickel-plating process. One month after the delivery of that product to customer, the customer took the PCB storage before it was put into
production for a month. The customer found that only the nickel-plating product was reduced. found a problem on the product It looks like rust on the gold's surface. Engineer try to
investigate by using Spectrometer to inspect to the rust particle, and they found it is element of copper. So, The engineer then told the customer that blame not rust, It actually is a
component of copper growth through the gold surface, where copper is used to be between polyamide and gold.” /
[Instruction1] : Which physical or chemical principles/theories should we use to focus on identifying the defect?/
[Instruction2] : From [Problem Statement] and [Instruction1], Let's try to create the CECA of the problem which is consisting of the multiple columns of the following;
(1) Problems,
(2) Potential root causes (which try to the specific parameters and direction of value, as may possible).
(3) General Solution for each root causes
(4) New Problem which effect from each solution (3)
(5) identify the "Contradiction". Contradiction look like If we do the following Root causes (2) we will facing of Problem (1), but if we try to solve as the Solution (3) then we will be
facing of “New problem” (4)
(6) Finally add a column for the "Key problem"; Key problem is the problem statement in term of "How to solve the problem (1) without creating the New problem(4)?".
Display in tabulate format.
Additional 2.2 AI result : CECA + Key Problem
Problem (1) Potential Root Causes (2) General Solution (3) New Problem (4) Contradiction Key Problem (5)
Rust on gold's surface Copper ions migrating Improve gold plating process Copper contamination on Improving gold plating How to prevent copper
through gold layer (Galvanic gold increases copper contamination during gold
Corrosion, Diffusion) contamination plating?
Incompatibility between Better material selection Galvanic corrosion Changing materials may How to prevent galvanic
copper and gold layers worsen galvanic corrosion corrosion between layers?
(Redox Reactions,
Electrochemistry)
New problem due to change Changing plating process to Optimize plating parameters Altered surface properties Plating process changes How to modify plating
in plating process avoid copper ions on gold affect surface properties process without surface
surface (Redox Reactions, issues?
Electrochemistry)
Copper plating before gold Improve masking or plating Copper residues on gold Copper plating may cause How to avoid copper
plating (Incompatibility, sequence other issues residues without plating
Mechanical properties) copper?
New problem due to material Changing material of gold Optimize gold layer material Material incompatibility New material may not work How to choose gold layer
change layer (Incompatibility, issues well with other layers material without issues?
Mechanical properties)
Modifying plating solution Improve solution composition Adhesion issues Solution change affects How to improve adhesion
composition (Chemical adhesion properties without changing the
composition) solution?
Additional 3. Prompt techniques for more accuracy
“The Different Role”
• [Problem Statement] = “PCB consists of layers 1. Polyamide 2. Copper 3. Nickel 4. Gold Layers
of nickel and gold are plated in solution. Later, the customer asked to reduce the process to
reduce costs by canceling the nickel-plating process. One month after the delivery of that
product to customer, the customer took the PCB storage before it was put into production for a
month. The customer found that only the nickel-plating product was reduced. found a problem
on the product It looks like rust on the gold's surface. Engineer try to investigate by using
Spectrometer to inspect to the rust particle, and they found it is element of copper. So, The
engineer then told the customer that blame not rust, It actually is a component of copper growth
through the gold surface, where copper is used to be between polyamide and gold.” /
[Instruction#1] Which physical or chemical principles/theories should we use to focus on
identifying the defect? [Instruction#2] Please analyze the potential root causes in point of view:
1. Chemical engineer, 2. Mechanical Engineer, 3. Metallurgist. /Display in tabulated format./
Additional 3. AI result : CECA + “The Different Role”
Different perspectives
are useful for problem
analysis.
5. TRIMMING Rules
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply TRIMMING Rules
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide the left existing components (depending on each rule), then
recall the function of the TRIMMED component. and give the instruction
ask to assign the function to the existing components by AI.
Expect from AI : To guided the possibility of apply the trimming.
User Prompt: Rule B

• There is 4 Major components of Hot coffee ; A: Hot coffee, B: Sugar, C: Cup, D: Spoon. Please
analyze the function of each component. The main function of Spoon is typically used to stir the
coffee. If I try to take off “Spoon”, and I expect you as inventor to invent the hot coffee that able to
perform function as spoon. Please explain How to do that?
5. AI result : TRIMMING Rule B
1.Heat-resistant material: Develop a coffee cup made of a special heat-resistant material that is
safe for consumption and can withstand high temperatures.
2.Internal stirring mechanism: Embed a small, food-grade, heat-resistant device inside the cup,
such as a small magnetic stirrer or a motorized stirring rod.
3.Activation method: Implement a mechanism, such as a button or switch, on the cup's handle or
base, which can activate the stirring function.
4.Stirring functionality: When the activation method is triggered, the embedded device will start
rotating or moving, creating a stirring action within the coffee. This will help mix the sugar and
other ingredients evenly throughout the beverage.
5.Safety precautions: Ensure that the stirring mechanism is designed in a way that it doesn't
interfere with drinking or pose any risk of injury. Consider incorporating safety features like
automatic shutoff after a certain time or when the cup is lifted.
5. TRIMMING Rules
User Prompt: Rule C
• There are 4 Major components of Hot coffee: Hot coffee, Sugar, Cup, Spoon. Please analyze
the function of each component. The main function of Spoon is typically used to stir the coffee.
If I try to take off “Spoon”, and I expect you as inventor to invent following. The cup that able to
perform function as spoon. The sugar that able to perform function as spoon. Please explain
How to do those?
User Prompt: Rule E
• There are 4 Major components of Hot coffee: Hot coffee, Sugar, Cup, Spoon. The main function
of Spoon is typically used to stir the coffee. If I try to take off “Spoon”, and I expect you as
inventor to invent following; If we are in garden, please find the surprise-things to act as spoon’s
function, List for 5 and please explain How to do those?
5. AI result : TRIMMING Rule C
1.Cup with built-in stirring mechanism:
1. Design a cup with a special attachment or mechanism at the handle or base that can perform
stirring functions.
2. The attachment could consist of rotating blades or a small motorized stirrer that can be
activated with a button or switch.
3. When the user activates the stirring mechanism, it will create a swirling motion within the cup,
allowing the coffee and sugar to mix.
2.Self-stirring sugar:
1. Develop sugar granules or cubes that have a special coating or composition.
2. The coating could be made of a food-grade material that dissolves or melts when in contact
with hot coffee.
3. As the coating dissolves or melts, it releases tiny stirring particles that mix with the coffee,
ensuring even distribution of sweetness
5. AI result : TRIMMING Rule E
Surprise Thing How to Use as a Spoon
Twig or small branch Find a sturdy twig or small branch in the garden. Ensure it is clean and free from any chemicals or
contaminants. Use the twig to stir your coffee by holding it like a spoon and stirring in a circular motion.
Leaf Find a large, flat leaf in the garden, preferably one that is clean and sturdy. Fold the leaf to create a makeshift
spoon shape, ensuring the edges are secure. Use the leaf spoon to stir your coffee.
Flower petal Choose a larger, robust flower petal, ensuring it is clean and free from pesticides. Fold the petal carefully to
create a spoon-like shape, ensuring the edges are secure. Use the flower petal spoon to stir your coffee.
Smooth stone Search for a smooth stone in the garden, preferably one that fits comfortably in your hand. Ensure it is clean
and free from any sharp edges or contaminants. Use the stone as a stirring implement by holding it like a
spoon and stirring your coffee.
Wooden popsicle stick If you happen to have a wooden popsicle stick or something similar, it can serve as a handy substitute.
Ensure it is clean and free from any chemicals. Use the wooden stick to stir your coffee by holding it like a
spoon and stirring in a circular motion.
6. Patent Circumvention
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Extraction the detail of Patent Claim
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide information at least “Claim number 1” from the interesting
Patent. Abstract, background, summary of invention can be use as additonal
context.
Expect from AI : Identify Tools and Objects in the 1st Claim
(Information use for next step; the TRIMMING or FOS)
User Prompt:
• From the following patent claim statement : [Claim No.1], Please identify the "Tools"
and "Objects" of this technical system and display in tabulated format including the
column of 1. Tool, 2. Object, 3. Action between tool and object.
Patent Circumvention Example
6. User Prompt
From the following patent claim statement :
“A continuous process for production of protein hydrolysates, in which proteins are submitted to enzymatic
hydrolysis in aqueous solution, comprising the following steps:(i) aerating a reaction vessel containing a reaction
mixture of proteins and enzymes from the bottom, thereby producing convection,(ii) leading the reaction mixture,
moving as a result of convection, through a seaweed ultrafiltration membrane present in the reaction vessel,(iii)
withdrawing the resultant permeate containing the hydrolysis products immediately after passing through the
membrane and is discharged from the reactor, whereas the retentate, containing unreacted proteins and enzymes,
remains in the reaction vessel, and(iv) compensating the amount of permeate withdrawn by continuous feed of
fresh starting proteins.”
Please identify the "Tools" and "Objects" of this technical system and
display in tabulated format including the column of 1. Tool, 2. Object, 3.
Action between tool and object.
6. AI result : Patent Circumvention
7. Contradiction
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : From context to Key Problem.
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide Example or context of “Contradiction” and give the
instruction to AI
Expect from AI : The contradiction (If, Then, But) and Key Problem
User Prompt
I give you the context following; The process of cooking rice has important factors such as amount of rice, amount of water and cooking time. Let's
assume that we have a purpose. “Want to reduce the cooking time of rice” We can write the form of the contradiction as follows. If = [Specific
action on the technical system] Then = [Positive change of a typical parameter of technical system] But = [Negative change of a typical parameter
of technical system] such as If = We cook rice by halving the time. Then = shorter cooking time But = uncooked rice And we can write the Key
Problem sentence as follows: How can we solve the problem to improve [Positive change of a typical parameter of technical system] without
[Negative change of a typical parameter of technical system]? In the case of rice cooking, Key Problem: How can we cook rice "shorter time"
without "undercooked rice"? if we want “Increase the mask's ability to capture aerosol particles in the air.” Write “IF, Then, But” and “Key Problem”.
7. AI result : Contradiction
IF: We enhance the filtration technology of the mask.
THEN: Increased ability to capture aerosol particles in the air.
BUT: Increased breathing resistance for the wearer.
Key Problem: How can we improve the mask's ability to capture aerosol particles in
the air without causing excessive breathing resistance for the wearer?
8. Feature Transfer
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply feature ttransfer.
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide the base system and alternative system and give the
instruction ask to bring the feature or property or function to combine
with the base system by AI.
Expect from AI : To guided the possibility of apply the feature transfer.
User Prompt
I would like to create new formula of coffee; I need you to help for bring some feature
of “1.beer 2. eraser 3. glasses” to “coffee” and explain the result, use tabulated
format.
8. AI result : Feature Transfer
1. Beer: Introducing a subtle bitterness
1. Adding a touch of bitterness to the coffee can provide a more complex flavor profile, similar to the way
beer adds a bitter note to its taste.
2. This bitterness can enhance the overall taste experience, providing depth and complementing other flavors
in the coffee.
2. Eraser: Neutralizing excessive acidity
1. Like an eraser neutralizes unwanted marks, incorporating a component that reduces excessive acidity in
coffee can result in a more balanced flavor.
2. It can help remove any harsh or overpowering acidic notes, making the coffee smoother and more
enjoyable.
3. Glasses: Visually appealing presentation
1. Just as glasses enhance the visual appeal of beverages, incorporating visually appealing layers or patterns
in the coffee can make it more enticing.
2. These visual elements can elevate the overall coffee-drinking experience, making it more enjoyable and
aesthetically pleasing.
9. Ideality
 [Useful Function : (UF) and New UF (NUF)]
Ideality =  [Resources and Harmful Function (HF)]
Think before prompt

What does the user need? : There is “System” and User is looking for “Ideality”
Prepare to Prompt : Talk with AI about “Ideality in TRIZ”
Should check the response details that should be “Ideality
[(Existing Function (UF), + New Function(NUF)] /[(Resources) +
(Harmful Function (HF)]
Expect from AI : Finding the 10 opportunities to improve “Ideality of “System”.
9. Ideality
User Prompt
1. Act role as TRIZ expert who always give simple advice for understanding.
Response………..
2. Let illustrate me about [Ideality : “Useful function” “New Useful function” “Resources”
“Harmful function”] in TRIZ
Response …(Should check the response is align in key concept)
3. Please. explore 5 opportunities to improve Ideality of [Vinyl Pipe & Connector Production
Process] in tabulate format by column [Sub- Production Process] [Type of Key Element :
"Man", "Machine", "Material", "Method", Measurement"] [Ideality Category : "UF",
"NUF" ,"Resource" ,"HF" and specific explain] and [Application Used Case]
9. AI result : Ideality
Sub Process Type of Key Element Ideality Specific Explanation Application Used Case
Category
Material Machine Resource Implement automated material Automated robotic arms for loading/unloading
Handling handling systems materials
Extrusion Machine UF Increase precision and control in the Advanced sensors and feedback systems for
Process extrusion process accurate extrusion
Quality Control Measurement NUF Introduce real-time quality Automated inspection systems for immediate
monitoring and feedback quality assessment
Tooling Design Method UF Implement modular tooling design Standardized tooling components for efficient
for quick changeovers adjustments
Energy Resource HF Optimize energy usage and reduce Energy-efficient machinery and renewable
Consumption wastage energy sources
10. Resources Analysis
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : To analyse the resources in existing system
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide Example or context of “Resources Categories” by example

Expect from AI : Result of resources analysis
User Prompt
This is the sample of resources analysis "Here's an example of resource analysis for the brewing of 3-in-1 coffee, categorized into
substance resources, field resources, time resources, space resources, information resources, and functional resources.
The analysis includes parameter levels where applicable:
Substance Resources: Substance Parameters 3-in-1 coffee Coffee varieties, amount of coffee in a sachet, cream, sugar, humidity,
solubility of the content. Coffee sachet Material type, size, shape, thickness, moisture-proof properties Hot water Quantity, temperature,
water hardness Coffee mug Thermal conductivity, sphere, size, volume, thickness, height, color, diameter, material (e.g., ceramic).Coffee
plate Material, thickness, flatness, diameter
Field Resources: Field Parameters Electricity Energy source for boiling water Heat energy Energy transferred to water for brewing
Gravity Force experienced while pouring water into a cup Mechanical force Force used for stirring the coffee Light Illumination for coffee
preparation. Cont…
10. Resources Analysis (cont…)
Time Resources: Time Parameters Boiling time Time required for water to reach boiling point Brewing time Time needed for coffee to
dissolve and infuse in water Dissolving time Time taken for complete dissolution of coffee in water Drinking time Time spent consuming
the prepared coffee.
Space Resources: Space Parameters Space around the mug Area available for placing the coffee mug and other items Remaining
volume of the mug Volume remaining in the mug after adding water Interior of the coffee sachet Space occupied by the coffee mixture
inside the sachet Underside of the coffee plate Space available on the bottom surface of the plate.
Information Resources: Information Parameters Expiry date The date indicating the coffee's shelf-life Coffee-making instructions
Guidelines for preparing the 3-in-1 coffee Water quantity needed Recommended amount of water for optimal brewing Coffee dissolution
Information on how coffee dissolves in water
Functional Resources: Functionality or Technology Parameters Packing technology Methods and techniques used for packaging the
coffee sachet Printing technology Techniques employed for printing information on packaging Weighing technology Equipment or methods
used for weighing coffee ingredients Food technology Knowledge and techniques for processing and packaging food Stirring function
Mechanism or method to stir the coffee for proper dissolution Water heating function Mechanism or technology used for heating water
Coffee functionality The purpose and features of the coffee in terms of taste and aroma Coffee mug function The functionality and design
aspects of the coffee mug Coffee plate function. The purpose and features of the coffee plate Please note that the provided parameters
are examples, and the actual analysis may vary depending on specific considerations and requirements."
Then Could you please make the resources analysis of "car bumper Spray painting process", in tabulated format, including of
Resources categories, Component, Parameters (if applicable)
10. AI result : Resources Analysis
Resource Category Component Parameters (if applicable)
Substance Resources Paint Type, color, viscosity, drying time, durability
Solvent Type, composition, evaporation rate
Primer Type, adhesion properties, drying time
Clear coat Type, gloss level, protective properties
Masking tape Type, adhesive strength, width
Field Resources Spray gun Type, nozzle size, air pressure
Air compressor Capacity, air pressure
Spray booth Size, ventilation system, lighting
Time Resources Drying time Time required for paint to dry completely
Spraying time Time needed to apply paint on the bumper
Space Resources Spray booth space Area available for positioning the bumper and equipment
Information Resources Paint specifications Recommended application techniques, mixing ratios
Safety guidelines Handling precautions, hazard information
Functional Resources Spray painting technique Method of applying paint evenly and uniformly
Masking technique Method of protecting certain areas from overspray
Drying equipment Equipment used to accelerate drying process
Paint mixing equipment Tools for properly mixing paint and solvents
Lighting equipment Illumination for accurate color matching and inspection
11. 40 Principles
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply 40 Principles
Prepare to Prompt : Prompt to retrieve the TRIZ Knowledge, 40 principles.
Then Provide the Key Problem and the Resources,
Then instructed to ask to recommend the 40 principles by AI.
Expect from AI : To recommendation of 40 principles.
User Prompt
Do you know 40 principles of TRIZ? /
If I ask you to select 4 principles which able to modify "coffee" and get the result
like or closely "function of spoon", which principles above you might be select? in
tabulated format, including of 1.principle 2. modified result
11. AI result : 40 Principles
Principle Modified Result

Principle 6 The coffee can be shaped into spoon-like forms
Principle 15 The coffee can be stirred or swirled to mix
Principle 25 The coffee can have self-mixing capabilities
Principle 33 The coffee can have a consistent viscosity for scooping
12. Resources Search and Modification : Modification of Resources
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Utilize the resources to achieve the goal.
Prepare to Prompt : Prompt to provide the Resources analysis and 40
Principles
Then instructed to modify resources with 40 principles
by AI.
Expect from AI : Example of Modified-Resources.
12. User Prompt : Modification of Resources
This is the sample of [Resources Analysis] = "Here's an example of resource analysis for the brewing of 3-in-1 coffee, Resources had “categorized” into substance resources,
field resources, time resources, space resources, information resources, and functional resources. The analysis includes parameter levels where applicable:
Substance Resources: Substance Parameters 3-in-1 coffee Coffee varieties, amount of coffee in a sachet, cream, sugar, humidity, solubility of the content. Coffee sachet
Material type, size, shape, thickness, moisture-proof properties Hot water Quantity, temperature, water hardness Coffee mug Thermal conductivity, sphere, size, volume,
thickness, height, color, diameter, material (e.g., ceramic).Coffee plate Material, thickness, flatness, diameter.
Field Resources: Field Parameters Electricity Energy source for boiling water Heat energy Energy transferred to water for brewing Gravity Force experienced while pouring water
into a cup Mechanical force Force used for stirring the coffee Light Illumination for coffee preparation.
Time Resources: Time Parameters Boiling time Time required for water to reach boiling point Brewing time Time needed for coffee to dissolve and infuse in water Dissolving
time Time taken for complete dissolution of coffee in water Drinking time Time spent consuming the prepared coffee.
Space Resources: Space Parameters Space around the mug Area available for placing the coffee mug and other items Remaining volume of the mug Volume remaining in the
mug after adding water Interior of the coffee sachet Space occupied by the coffee mixture inside the sachet Underside of the coffee plate Space available on the bottom surface
of the plate.
Information Resources: Information Parameters Expiry date The date indicating the coffee's shelf-life Coffee-making instructions Guidelines for preparing the 3-in-1 coffee Water
quantity needed Recommended amount of water for optimal brewing Coffee dissolution Information on how coffee dissolves in water.
Functional Resources: Functionality or Technology Parameters Packing technology Methods and techniques used for packaging the coffee sachet Printing technology Techniques
employed for printing information on packaging Weighing technology Equipment or methods used for weighing coffee ingredients Food technology Knowledge and techniques for
processing and packaging food Stirring function Mechanism or method to stir the coffee for proper dissolution Water heating function Mechanism or technology used for heating
water Coffee functionality The purpose and features of the coffee in terms of taste and aroma Coffee mug function The functionality and design aspects of the coffee mug Coffee
plate function.
Could you please make the [Resources Analysis] of "Camp in a tropical forest park", in tabulated format, including of Resources categories, Component, Parameters (if
applicable)
12. User Prompt : Modification of Resources (Cont…)
Do you know TRIZ 40 principles? /
I ask you to modify the Resources from the above result [Resources Analysis], by using the
appropriate 40 principles. For example, if we have chopsticks, if we use TRIZ Principle 31, we
may modify the chopsticks to have holes. It is possible to become a new thing with function of
tube.
Here, The modification goal is to get a result like or close to "Function of spoon", Please show
the results in tabulated format, including of
1. Resource Categories
2. Resources/Component or Parameters (Except spoon)
3. TRIZ Principle,
4. Modified Result.
12. AI result : Modification of Resources + 40 Principles (1/3)
Resource Categories Resources/Component or TRIZ Principle Modified Result
Parameters
Add a detachable cup holder to the side of the tent, allowing users to place liquids
Substance Resources Camping Tent Principle 10
TRIZ and Generative AI (Version 2.0) by Tanasak and Santad
conveniently.
Add a zipper around the edge of the sleeping bag to create a pocket that can hold
Sleeping bags Principle 30
small amounts of food or liquids.
Modify the camping stove to have a concave surface, allowing it to function as a
Camping stove Principle 31
small cooking and eating spoon.
Integrate a spoon-like curvature into the handles of the cooking utensils, enabling
Cooking utensils Principle 5
them to double as spoons.
Package the food in a way that it can be easily squeezed out, transforming it into
Food and beverages Principle 34
a spoon-like dispensing container.
Install reflective panels in the campsite that can concentrate sunlight to heat food
Field Resources Sunlight Principle 2
or liquids.
Create a rainwater collection system using funnels and tubes to gather water for
Rainfall Principle 32
drinking or cooking.
Set up wind-powered stirrers or mixers for food preparation, acting as spoon-like
Wind Principle 35
stirring devices.
Design the campsite with built-in slopes, enabling liquids to flow and be collected
Terrain Principle 33
for spoon-like usage.
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Parameters
Develop a quick-deploy spoon-shaped dining set that can be easily unfolded and
Time Resources Camp setup time Principle 24
assembled during camp setup.

Utilize pre-cut, spoon-shaped cooking inserts for ingredients, reducing the time needed
Meal preparation time Principle 6
to prepare meals.
Introduce spoon-like games or activities to engage campers during leisure time,
Leisure time Principle 37
promoting spoon-like usage.
Implement a collapsible spoon stand that allows campers to store and transport their
Campsite departure time Principle 1
spoons conveniently.
Designate specific areas for communal spoon-sharing stations, reducing the need for
Space Resources Campsite area Principle 25
individual spoons.
Create a centralized cooking space with shared spoon resources, promoting
Cooking area Principle 38
collaboration and efficiency.
Embed spoon-shaped relaxation aids or massage tools for campers to enjoy spoon-like
Relaxation area Principle 8
relaxation experiences.
Integrate spoon-like markings on trail paths, guiding campers towards designated
Trail paths Principle 13
spoon-friendly areas.
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Parameters
Include guidelines for proper spoon usage and etiquette in the campsite regulations
Information Resources Campsite regulations and rules Principle 28
and rules.
Develop a map with spoon symbols to indicate spoon-friendly locations and facilities
Map and directions Principle 9
within the forest park.
Create a guidebook with spoon-shaped cutouts, which can be used as improvised
Local wildlife and plant guides Principle 14
spoons in emergencies.
Invent a multi-functional camping tool that combines various utensils, including a
Functional Resources Camping equipment technology Principle 39
spoon, into one device.
Incorporate spoon-themed navigation features, motivating campers to reach spoon-
GPS and navigation technology Principle 29
related destinations.
Design fire-safe spoon molds, enabling campers to create edible spoons using
Campfire setup and safety Principle 15
molten materials from the fire.
Develop water purification filters in spoon shapes, allowing campers to drink directly
Water purification technology Principle 17
from water sources.
Include a spoon-like signaling device in emergency kits, ensuring spoon functionality
Emergency communication devices Principle 19
during crises.
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13. Sci - Effect
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply or looking for the Scientific Effect
Prepare to Prompt : Select the scientific effect, provide the system that looking to apply and the
function that system needed. Then instructed to ask to apply the selected
effect or search for the other scientific - effect by AI.
Expect from AI : To guided the possibility of apply the Scientific Effect or search the new
effect.
User Prompt
• The physical Scientific effect name COANDA Effect can be able to perform the function for "separate the
particle and liquid". Please list 5 of other possible scientific effects those can perform the same function.
in tabulated format.
13. AI result : Sci - Effect
Scientific Effect Description
Centrifugation The use of centrifugal force to separate particles from a liquid by spinning
them in a rotating container.
Gravity Settling The settling of particles in a liquid under the influence of gravity, with
heavier particles sinking to the bottom.
Filtration The process of passing a liquid through a filter to separate suspended
particles based on their size or properties.
Electrophoresis The migration of charged particles in a liquid medium under the influence of
an electric field for separation.
Differential Solubility The separation of particles from a liquid based on their differential
solubilities in different solvents or media.
14. Basic FOS
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : We have the “System” that is looking for technology or solution from other
domains of industry by using Similar Function
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide detail of “System and Function” and Instruction to AI
Expect from AI : Finding the 5 different domains which perform similar function, and the
additional of technology leading details.
User Prompt
• In sawing wood from Wood to Lumber, the goal is to cut the wood to size. with the least loss
Segmentation function with specific size and minimal fraction loss In addition to the wood
sawing industry. Help find other industries That are not related to wood and paper, 5 more
industries which perform similar function, and briefly explained in tabulated format.
14. AI result : Basic FOS
Industry Description
Metal Fabrication In metal fabrication, various processes like laser cutting, plasma cutting, or waterjet cutting are
Industry used to segment metal components.
The textile industry involves cutting and dividing fabrics or textiles into specific sizes and
Textile Industry
shapes for garment production.
Plastic
Segmentation of plastic components is essential in industries like injection molding or
Manufacturing
thermoforming to achieve desired shapes and sizes.
Industry
Food Processing In the food processing industry, ingredients or food products are segmented into specific sizes
Industry or portions for packaging and distribution.
Automotive industry often requires precise segmentation of metal, plastic, or glass components
Automotive Industry
to meet specific size and shape requirements.
14. Basic FOS
User Prompt and Result
• Could you please find the 5 industries which perform similar main-useful functions of pellet
mills? Consist of Main Function, Technology leading in tabulated format.
Industry Main Function Leading Technology
Extrusion Convert raw materials into various shapes or forms Twin-screw extrusion technology
Compounding Combine multiple ingredients to create a new material Twin-screw compounding extruders
Briquetting Convert various loose materials into compact briquettes Mechanical briquetting presses
Granulation Agglomerate or compact powder materials into granules High-shear granulation technology
Agglomeration Combine fine particles to form larger, more cohesive ones Drum agglomeration or pelletizing technology (e.g.,
disc pelletizers)
14. FOS Role Prompting
User Prompt
• Act as technologist expertise, Please find 5 other industries those are not related to fabric or
sport-wear industries which similar functions to good breathability and quick-release water
material, and briefly explained.
14. AI result : Basic FOS Role Prompting
Industry Main Function Explanation
Outdoor Gear Provide breathable and Outdoor gear industries focus on developing materials that offer breathability to allow air
water-repellent materials circulation and prevent moisture buildup, while also providing quick-release water properties to
for outdoor activities keep the user dry in wet conditions.
Footwear Create breathable and Footwear manufacturers aim to design shoes with breathable materials that allow airflow and
water-resistant shoes moisture-wicking properties to keep the feet dry. Additionally, water-resistant or waterproof
coatings are often applied to repel water.
Outdoor Offer breathable and Outdoor furniture manufacturers consider materials that allow air to circulate through cushions
Furniture quick-drying materials for or fabrics, promoting breathability and preventing moisture accumulation. They may also use
outdoor seating quick-drying materials to resist water absorption.
Automotive Develop breathable and Automotive industry focuses on creating breathable materials for car seats and interiors to
Interiors moisture-wicking materials enhance comfort and prevent sweat buildup. Quick-drying and moisture-wicking properties are
for car interiors also desirable to maintain a pleasant driving experience.
Medical Produce breathable and In the medical field, materials with good breathability and quick-release water properties are
Equipment water-repellent materials crucial. They are used in applications such as wound dressings, surgical gowns, and medical
for medical applications masks to ensure comfort and minimize the risk of infections.
15. MATHCHEM
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply MATHCHEM
Prepare to Prompt : Should recall the MATHCHEM context, provide the system that
looking to apply the MATHCHEM, and identify the current type of
energy. Then instruct to ask to generate other types of
energy by AI.
Expect from AI : To guided the possibility of apply the feature transfer.
15. MATHCHEM
User Prompt
In TRIZ there is a tool called MATHCHEM. It stands for various types of energy, including of;
M = Mechanical field
A = Acoustic Field
TH = Thermal Field
Ch = Chemical field
E = Electrical field
EM = Electro Magnetic Field
M = Magnetic field
Assuming that we can remove the dust on the surface of the tapioca starch container by using a
brush to brush off the dust. That kind of action uses the Mechanical Field. Please come up with a
method for cleaning the dust on the silo surface, using other energy according to MATHCHEM's
concept and arranged in the form of a tabulated format.
15. AI result : MATHCHEM
Energy Field Method Explanation
Acoustic Field Acoustic Waves Using high-frequency acoustic waves to dislodge and remove dust particles from the silo surface.
Acoustic vibrations can cause the dust to detach and be easily collected or swept away.
Thermal Field Thermal Expansion and By subjecting the silo surface to controlled temperature changes, thermal expansion and
Contraction contraction can be induced. The resulting movements can help dislodge and break up the dust,
making it easier to remove through other means.
Chemical Field Chemical Solvents or Applying suitable chemical solvents or cleaning agents to the silo surface can help dissolve or
Cleaning Agents loosen the dust particles, making them easier to wash away or wipe off.
Electrical Field Electrostatic Charge or Utilizing an electrical field to create an electrostatic charge or ionization near the silo surface can
Ionization attract and capture dust particles, making them adhere to surfaces or collecting plates for later
removal.
Electromagnetic Electromagnetic Pulse or Using electromagnetic pulses or vibrations directed at the silo surface can cause mechanical
Field Vibration stress on the dust particles, leading to their dislodgement. Subsequently, the dust can be
removed using other methods such as vacuuming.
Magnetic Field Magnetic Attraction or Employing a magnetic field to attract and pull magnetic particles present in the dust can facilitate
Magnetic Brushing their removal. Additionally, magnetic brushing techniques can be used to physically sweep away
or dislodge the dust from the silo surface.
16. 9-Screens
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply 9 Screens
Prepare to Prompt : Select the system need to perform 9-Screens
Expect from AI : To guided the possibility future system
User Prompt
• The 9 Windows in TRIZ is an excellent tool for new ideas generation. It makes us think inventively,
taking into consideration space and time. 9 Windows helps to predict the future based on analysis of past
to present development occurring within a certain system. However, the future is exactly what we need;
any new idea should be about a future; otherwise, this is not a new idea; this is not what we need. Let
show me any predicable subject to the 9 windows for “Library" that consist of vertical axis as super-
system, system, component and horizontal axis as past, present, future in tabulate format column.
16. AI result : 9-Screens
Past Present Future
Super-System Traditional Libraries with Digital Libraries with e- Augmented Reality

Physical Collections books Libraries
System Library Building and Online Library Portals Artificial Intelligence-
Cataloging Systems powered Libraries
Component Physical Books and E-books and Digital Media Virtual Reality Reading
Periodicals Devices
17. TESE : Mono-Bi-Poly
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply the Mono – Bi- Poly
Prepare to Prompt : Information of Base System and Function. Example of BI-System.
Expect from AI : Examples of Mono-Bi-Poly Ideas
17. TESE : Mono-Bi-Poly
User Prompt
• There are some devices had improved the efficiency by using hybrid such as Camera +
Infrared. Please generate 5 more possible hybrid or bi-system of height measure technologies.
in tabulated format.
…Wait for answer
• From previous answer, please generate 5 more possible poly-system of height measure
technologies. in tabulated format.
…Wait for answer
• Adding 3 columns; 1. Main Function 2. heterogeneous functions and 3. Inverse Function.
17. AI result : Bi System
Hybrid or Bi-System Description
Combining laser-based distance measurement with ultrasonic sensors to accurately
Laser + Ultrasonic
measure height in various environments.
Integrating a camera with Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology to
Camera + LiDAR
capture images and simultaneously measure height based on depth perception.
Utilizing both infrared and radar technologies to measure height, where infrared
Infrared + Radar sensors provide accurate distance readings and radar helps in assessing the height
of objects or individuals.
Employing ultrasonic sensors in conjunction with pressure sensors to measure
Ultrasonic + Pressure Sensors height by detecting the distance between the sensor and the surface, along with
changes in pressure caused by the object's weight.
Combining capacitive sensors, which measure changes in electrical capacitance,
Capacitive + Optical with optical sensors to determine height based on the object's interaction with the
sensors' electric field and optical detection.
17. AI result : Poly System
Poly-System Description
Integrating a camera with ultrasonic and pressure sensors to capture images and simultaneously
Camera + Ultrasonic + Pressure
measure height based on both distance and object weight.
Combining laser-based distance measurement, radar technology, and infrared sensors to measure
Laser + Radar + Infrared
height accurately in various environments and under different conditions.
Utilizing a combination of LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, and capacitive sensors to measure height by
LiDAR + Ultrasonic + Capacitive
analyzing depth perception, distance measurement, and object interaction with electric fields.
Incorporating infrared sensors, pressure sensors, and optical sensors to measure height based on
Infrared + Pressure + Optical
infrared detection, pressure changes, and the object's interaction with the optical field.
Integrating a camera, radar technology, and pressure sensors to capture visual data, analyze radar
Camera + Radar + Pressure
reflections, and measure height based on pressure changes caused by the object's weight.
17. AI result : Poly System (Main Function, heterogeneous functions and Inverse Function)
Poly-System Description Main Function Heterogeneous Functions Inverse Function
Camera + Ultrasonic + Integrating a camera with ultrasonic and pressure sensors to Height measurement based on Image capture, distance Determining object weight
Pressure capture images and simultaneously measure height based distance and object weight measurement, pressure sensing based on height and
on both distance and object weight. distance
Laser + Radar + Combining laser-based distance measurement, radar Accurate height measurement Distance measurement, radar Estimating distance and
Infrared technology, and infrared sensors to measure height using laser, radar, and infrared reflections, infrared detection radar reflections based on
accurately in various environments and under different technologies height
conditions.
LiDAR + Ultrasonic + Utilizing a combination of LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, and Height measurement through Depth perception, distance Estimating depth perception
Capacitive capacitive sensors to measure height by analyzing depth depth perception, distance measurement, object interaction, and electric field based on
perception, distance measurement, and object interaction measurement, and object electric field sensing height
with electric fields. interaction
Infrared + Pressure + Incorporating infrared sensors, pressure sensors, and optical Height measurement using Infrared detection, pressure Estimating infrared detection
Optical sensors to measure height based on infrared detection, infrared detection, pressure sensing, optical sensing and pressure changes
pressure changes, and the object's interaction with the changes, and object interaction based on height
optical field.
Camera + Radar + Integrating a camera, radar technology, and pressure Height measurement based on Image capture, radar analysis, Estimating object weight
Pressure sensors to capture visual data, analyze radar reflections, visual data, radar reflections, pressure sensing based on height and radar
and measure height based on pressure changes caused by and pressure changes reflections
the object's weight.
17. TESE : Increasing Dynamization
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply Dynamization
Prepare to Prompt : Bachground of Dynamization concept,
Expect from AI : Example of Dynamization of Substance and Field Ideas.
17. User Prompt : Increasing Dynamization
[Context] In TRIZ, the Theory of Technical Systems Evolution have the "Laws of dynamics growth of technical system
or Increasing Dynamization " including of
1) Dynamization of substance of the system; Dynamization begins usually from the substance partition on two joint-
connected parts, then dynamization follows along the line; “One joint, A lot of joints, Flexible substance, Fluid, Gas,
Field”.
2) Dynamization of field - in simplest case is carried out by transition from; “Constant field , Gradient field, Variable
field, Pulsed field, Resonance field, Interference field”.
[Example] -In Finland a machine for clearing forest roads from bush and low forest, in which frequently destroyed about
stones knives are replaced by chains (chain rotates with the speed of the hundreds rounds per minute and as razor
cuts young growth bypassing stones) is created. and another example; -Producing the concept of automobile 'Fiat " of
the model 2000 year, designers came to idea that the machine should consist of two components - chassis and
demountable body which can change its type "as model changes dresses"; The automobile owner can vary foremost
fenders of machine, doors, capote, glasses, control board. All these parts will be sold apart. /
[Instruction] Please apply the "Theory of Technical Systems Evolution : Increasing Dynamization " to the Home
appliance "Microwave oven".
[Example from Dr. Yuri Salamatov’s Book]
17. AI result : Increasing Dynamization
1. Dynamization of substance: In the context of a microwave oven, the 2. Dynamization of field: In the context of a microwave oven, the field
substance refers to the physical components and materials used in its refers to the microwave radiation used for cooking. To increase
construction. To increase dynamization in this aspect, we can consider dynamization in this aspect, the following concepts can be considered:
the following ideas:
• a) Pulsed Microwave Emission: Instead of using continuous microwave
• a) Modular Design: The microwave oven could be designed with emission, the microwave oven could utilize pulsed microwave radiation.
modular components, allowing users to easily replace or upgrade Pulsed fields could be optimized to enhance heating efficiency and
specific parts. For example, the microwave's magnetron (the component evenness, reducing the risk of overcooking or undercooking certain
responsible for generating microwaves) could be made easily parts of the food.
detachable and replaceable, so users can upgrade to a more efficient or
• b) Adaptive Cooking Profiles: Implementing adaptive cooking profiles
powerful magnetron when desired.
could make the microwave oven more dynamic. The oven could
• b) Flexible Cavity Space: The internal cavity of the microwave oven incorporate sensors to detect the type of food being cooked, its initial
could be made flexible or adjustable. This would allow users to expand temperature, and adjust the cooking parameters (time, power, etc.)
or contract the cooking space as needed for different types of dishes. accordingly for the best results.
An adjustable cavity could improve the efficiency and versatility of the
• c) Resonance Heating: By exploring resonance effects, the microwave
microwave.
oven could be designed to match the resonant frequencies of specific
• c) Microwave Power Variability: Most microwave ovens currently have a food items, enabling faster and more efficient heating.
fixed power output. Increasing dynamization in this aspect could involve
incorporating variable power settings that allow users to adjust the
microwave's power output for different cooking tasks, providing greater
control over the cooking process.
18. Smart little People (SLP)
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Change the point of view to the Problem-solving.
Prepare to Prompt : Context about SLP, Example and Prompt Instruction.
Expect from AI : Latent Function, Enhanced problem understanding, Empathy,

Creative solutions, Overcoming mental blocks, Multidimensional
problem-solving etc.
18. User Prompt : Smart Little People
• [Context] Smart Little People (SLP) This powerful and simple TRIZ Creativity tool can be mastered in a few minutes and is thereafter forever
useful. Smart Little People are imaginary tiny beings who represent the different elements of the problem we are trying to understand and
solve. It works as a mental trick because it is based on empathy, or creating some personal analogy with the problem. Empathy means
becoming the object/problem and looking to see what can be done from its position and viewpoint. If we imagine ourselves becoming so tiny
that we are in the problem area and seeing the problem in great detail then this can be useful and harmful. This is useful for problem
understanding but harmful because may we resist solving a problem if the solution means ourself, as a tiny being, is going to be destroyed,
dissolved in acid, mashed up, dissected, boiled etc. This is overcome by using a crowd/multitude of disposable Smart Little People, for
which we feel no responsibility, based on the premise that ‘A single death is a tragedy – a thousand a statistic.’ Smart Little People works
by modelling the different aspects of the problem (causes and solutions) with different groups of rival or complementary Smart Little People.
They are Smart because they have the ability and insight to create/solve problems and be anywhere, doing anything. Little means they are
as tiny as necessary – molecular level if required. Rival teams of smart little people can be created and some can cause the problem and
others solve it; they do whatever is required even if this means they get destroyed./ [Example] To solve the problem of using a butter knife,
some butter will stick to the knife. Most will answer that they use yarn or use heat to help cut. which still has a part of the butter that is lost
because of the process of cutting the butter If using the SLP technique by imagining yourself becoming a tiny human and landing on the
surface of the blade and questioned whether while cutting butter and the butter will stick to the blade. The function most often answered by
SLP users is to push the butter away from the blade. Latent Function = pushing out was used as a concept to create a blade with ultrasonic
waves that can cut butter without butter sticking to the blade. [Instruction] From the preliminary information, use the SLP technique to solve
the problem. Taking too long to defrost frozen meat The answer contains 1. Finding the Latent Function by Perspective When Transforming
into a Tiny Human that may solve the problem 2. Development of methods or tools to solve problems. In Tabulate format.
18. AI result : Smart Little People
Using the Smart Little People (SLP) technique, let's approach the problem of taking too long to defrost frozen meat and try to find the Latent Function by transforming
into a tiny human. We will also develop methods or tools to solve the problem.
Finding the Latent Function by Perspective When Transforming into a Tiny Human: Imagine yourself becoming a tiny human and landing on the surface of the
frozen meat. From this perspective, you observe the problem in great detail and try to empathize with the frozen meat.
Latent Function: The frozen meat wants to thaw evenly and quickly to return to its natural state without any harmful changes.
Development of Methods or Tools to Solve the Problem: Now that we have a better understanding of the frozen meat's perspective and latent function, let's develop
methods or tools to address the issue of taking too long to defrost the meat.
Method 1: Heat Distribution Technique Create a team of rival Smart Little People that represents different sources of heat. Some Smart Little People can emit heat
evenly, while others can direct heat to specific areas. They work together to surround the frozen meat, distributing heat uniformly to facilitate faster thawing without
cooking the meat.
Method 2: Vibration Technique Another team of Smart Little People can be formed, representing tiny beings capable of generating vibrations. These Smart Little
People apply controlled ultrasonic waves to the frozen meat. The vibrations help break down the ice crystals and promote quicker thawing without compromising the
meat's quality.
Method 3: Absorption Technique This team of Smart Little People is tasked with absorbing cold from the frozen meat. They act like molecular-level sponges, drawing
the cold away from the meat and speeding up the thawing process.
Method 4: Thawing Monitoring Technique A group of Smart Little People can be designated as sensors, equipped with the ability to detect the meat's temperature and
internal changes during the thawing process. They provide real-time feedback, allowing adjustments to be made to the thawing methods if necessary.
Method 5: Pre-Processing Technique This method involves preparing the frozen meat for quicker thawing before it is stored. Smart Little People can be assigned to
apply a thin, even layer of a substance (like edible anti-freeze agents) to the meat's surface before freezing. This layer prevents ice crystals from forming tightly,
making it easier and faster to defrost when needed.
19. MFO : Method of Focal Object
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply MFO
Prepare to Prompt : Detail of the object to be improve, and random objects
Expect from AI : Example of creative ideas from MFO
19. User Prompt : MFO
Please create the Method of Focal Object (MFO) by using the following step;
[Step 1], Object to be improve: Pen
[Step 2], Random Object: 1. Torch, 2. Balm, 3. Mirror
[Step3], Please list the Characteristics, Features, Properties of [Step2] /
[Step4], Create new idea by combine the Characteristics, Features, Properties form
[Step3] into [Step1] Please list the ideas step by step. /in tabulated format/
19. AI result : MFO
20. MA : Morphological Analysis
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply MA
Prepare to Prompt : Detail of the object to be improve
Expect from AI : Various ideas from MA
20. User Prompt : MA
User Prompt;
• Do you know "Morphological Analysis” [1st Prompt]
• Please create new idea of "coffee straws" by using the "Morphological Analysis". Display in
tabulated format including of (Identify the Object or Problem, Select Components or Attributes,
Generate Combinations )
20. AI result
21. 76 Standard solutions
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply 76 Standard Solutions
Prepare to Prompt : Reference to the session of “Substance-Field analysis”, then give

the instruction with specific detail of standard solutions.
Expect from AI : Example of Ideas from standard solutions.
21. User Prompt
{Please use this prompt after Substance Field Analysis in same AI session}
We found the Possible issues in the "Energy Flow Path" leading to a leak of
Refer to previouse
weld joint cause of [Insufficient Field (Insufficient Thermal Energy):
Inadequate heat input can lead to incomplete melting of the Brazing Material
output
and outer cladding metal, resulting in weak fusion and potential gaps in the
joint, leading to leaks.] The guideline to solve this problem "[76 Standard
solutions]" are recommend to do following;
[1.1.2] Improving interactions by introducing additives into the objects. Please
Instruction
let me know what possible additives can solve the problem.
[2.1.2] Synthesis of a Dual Substance-Field System. Please let me know what
other field is possible to work as a dual field and be able to solve the problem.
21. AI result
[1.1.2] Improving interactions by introducing additives into the objects: The purpose of this solution is to enhance the
interactions between the substances involved in the welding process (Brazing Material and metal) by introducing certain
additives that can improve the fusion and bonding during the welding.
Possible Additives: a. Flux: Adding a flux material can help clean the surfaces of the metal pieces and the Brazing Material
before welding. The flux removes oxides and impurities from the surfaces, allowing for better wetting and bonding of the filler
metal to the base metal.
b. Alloying Elements: Incorporating specific alloying elements into the Brazing Material or metal can improve the metallurgical
properties and bonding characteristics, leading to better fusion and a stronger joint.
c. Precoating: Applying a thin layer of a compatible material on the surfaces of the metal pieces can facilitate the welding
process and promote better bonding during the fusion.
[2.1.2] Synthesis of a Dual Substance-Field System: This solution involves the use of another field to work in conjunction with
the main field (thermal energy) to address the insufficient thermal energy issue and improve the welding process.
Possible Another Field: Electrical Field: By introducing an electrical field in addition to the thermal field, the welding process can
be enhanced. The electrical field can preheat the metal pieces, making them more amenable to fusion when the thermal energy
is applied. Additionally, an electrical field can promote better diffusion of the Brazing Material into the joint, improving bonding.
82. Problem Oriented Search
User Prompt
• In the wood pellet mill, we found a quality problem; a crack of the pellet. Could you please find
the 5 industries which the similar problem? Consist of the Problem, root causes, Technology, or
solution that is used to solve the problem. in tabulated format.
82. AI result : Problem Oriented Search
Industry Problem Root Causes Technology/Solution
Biomass Pellet Manufacturing Cracks in biomass pellets Excessive moisture content, Optimal drying techniques,
inadequate binding agents improved binder formulation
Animal Feed Manufacturing Cracks in feed pellets Inadequate conditioning, Enhanced conditioning process,
inadequate binder usage proper binder incorporation
Plastic Pellet Manufacturing Cracks in plastic pellets Inconsistent cooling, improper Controlled cooling methods,
melt temperature optimized melt temperature
Fertilizer Manufacturing Cracks in fertilizer pellets Insufficient binder content, Improved binder formulation,
inadequate granulation optimized granulation process
Seed Pellet Manufacturing Cracks in seed pellets Excessive compaction, Controlled compaction pressure,
inadequate moisture content optimal moisture adjustment
82. Root Cause Oriented Search
User prompt
[Need to prompting for root causes of the problem]
• For the root cause of "inadequate moisture content": Could you please find the 5 industries
which face of same "root cause"? Consist of root causes, problem from that cause, Technology
or solution that is used to solve the problem. in tabulated format.
82. AI result : Root Cause Oriented Search
Industry Root Cause Problem Technology/Solution
Wood Pellet Manufacturing Inadequate moisture Cracks in wood pellets Optimal moisture control
content during pellet production
Bakery Manufacturing Inadequate dough moisture Dry and crumbly baked
Precise water measurement
content goods and dough hydration
techniques
Textile Manufacturing Inadequate fiber moisture Inconsistent dye absorption, Controlled humidity levels
content fabric quality issues and moisture treatment
processes
Agriculture Inadequate soil moisture Crop dehydration, stunted Irrigation systems and water
content growth management practices
Pharmaceutical Inadequate moisture Reduced drug efficacy, Controlled moisture levels
Manufacturing content in drug formulations stability issues in formulation and
packaging processes
82. Mechanism Oriented Search
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : We have the “System” that is looking for other domains of
industries which experienced same as the problem mechanism.
Prepare to Prompt : Should provide Example or context of “problem mechanism” by
example
Expect from AI : Finding the 5 different domains which have similar problem
mechanism
82. Mechanism Oriented Search
User Prompt
• My problem-solving experience I would like to share with you; I once had a question about feeding in
a commercial fishpond that is raised to be used as food for humans. Good fish farming (grow fast,
get weight as needed, and loss during rearing) is required to provide appropriate water management.
no residual waste no water waste with good aeration. One of the factors contributing to water
pollution is fish feed. too much food or staying in the water for too long will waste water if we put in
too little food, the fish will grow slowly and not reach the desired weight. While thinking about those
methods, it was realized that there was a similar "problem mechanism" that may be used to solve
the problem, namely when a man is hungry There will be a cry from the abdomen. At that time, it led
to the question that when fish are hungry. We can measure vocals or other different sounds. Caused
by the behavior of fish that are hungry or not. If measured, it will bring timely feeding. / Please find a
new "problem mechanism" in specific 5 technical systems and 5 natural systems that are similar to
what happens when a fish is hungry. in tabulated format.
82. AI result : Mechanism Oriented Search
Technical Systems Problem Mechanism Potential Application
Smart Home Systems Human presence detection Automated lighting and temperature
control based on occupancy
Industrial Automation Machine utilization monitoring Optimal scheduling and maintenance

of machinery
Traffic Management Vehicle occupancy sensing Efficient traffic flow and management
Energy Management Power demand forecasting Optimization of energy generation
and consumption
Inventory Management Stock level monitoring Just-in-time inventory replenishment
and supply chain efficiency
82. AI result : Mechanism Oriented Search
Natural Systems Problem Mechanism Potential Application
Bird Flocking Behavior Communication signals for Understanding migratory patterns
coordinated movement and behavior of bird species
Insect Pheromones Chemical signals for mating and Pest control and monitoring of insect
foraging populations
Plant Stomatal Closure Response to water scarcity Indication of drought stress and
water management in agriculture
Animal Hibernation Adaptive metabolic and physiological Insights into energy conservation
changes and survival strategies
Pollination Synchronization Flowering and pollinator interaction Crop yield optimization and
conservation of plant species
91. FMEA
Think before prompt
What does the user need? : Apply FMEA
Prepare to Prompt : The detail of product or process need to analysis the possible
failures.
Expect from AI : Table of FMEA
91. User Prompt
• User: Let help me to perform task by key step following.
• Step#1 Please write the function analysis; ("Tool" action to "Object") of components of
[Mechanical Seal (dry gas seal type) Centrifugal Pump System]; in tabulated format including of
"Tool", "Object", "Type of energies", "The action between Tool and Object" and "Function of tool
and object".
• Step#2 Let develop the FMEA table for all component of [Mechanical Seal (dry gas seal type)
Centrifugal Pump System, Failure mode: Leakage] as AIAG 4th edition with recommend action
by applied function analysis list for analysis and focus to improve occurrence score
91. AI result
Discussion & Conclusion
Discussion & Conclusion (1/2)
Overall, we can conduct research on resource-oriented information to support the process of generating new ideas with the assistance of
Generative AI. The characteristics of utilizing each resource are classified as follows:
• Analysis of resource information systems, such as Function Analysis and CECA.
• Researching different industrial technology systems in terms of resource information, such as FOS.
• Application of resource information tools to aid in generating TRIZ ideas, such as the 40 Principles, Scientific Effect Database, and TESE.
• Analysis of Latent Function, Creative solutions, such as SLP, MFO and MA
It has been discovered that Generative AI technology can be used to help solve initially identified problems, such as significantly reducing
research time. In the past, obtaining data from different industries was challenging.
Generative AI's ability to collect and summarize data has also led to the development of branching tools based on the concept of Function
Oriented Search. For example:
• Problem Oriented Search: enables us to search for similar problems in other industries.
• Root Cause Oriented Search: assists in identifying the root cause of a problem by examining similar or different problems from other
industries.
• Mechanism Oriented Search: helps us find mechanisms for similar problems encountered in other industries, regardless of their differences.
Previously, the problem solver might have had the newly adapted TRIZ instrument in mind but lacked efficient data collection tools. Generative
AI can assist in organizing the display of data, contributing to the increase of information resources that can lead to a variety of ideas.
However, it has been found that generative AI may have limited access to patent information. It might not provide patent details, claims, patent
mapping, or patent summaries like ChatGPT 3.5. However, MS-Bing does offer patent summaries, while Google Bard has the most extensive
patent capabilities, providing partial information on patent details, claims, patent mapping, and patent summaries (based on our testing).
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Discussion & Conclusion (2/2)
Additionally, it has been observed that ChatGPT 3.5 uses pre-trained data until September 2021, which suggests that its completeness and up-
to-date may be affected. It is important to stay up to date with the latest information.
During the testing, several issues were identified when providing command prompts:
• Lack of introductory information: Focusing solely on obtaining answers in the form of questions for immediate responses (Zero Shot Prompt).
• Incomplete contextualization.
• It is not advisable to assume that the nature of the TRIZ tool is initially known by the Generative AI, as it may affect the accuracy of the
received answers.
In summary, using Generative AI with the TRIZ tool involves a step-by-step process, starting from using the Problem Formulation tool and
gradually moving towards defining the Key Problem, searching for resources, and modifying them. This approach resembles advanced-level
engineering prompts such as Chain of Thought and Tree of Thought.
From the results of utilizing Generative AI to find information resources, we have observed a significant reduction in search time and the ability
to access previously difficult-to-find information.
However, due to the possibility of errors, both in the prompts and the generative AI model itself, the author strongly recommends verifying the
accuracy of the data before utilizing it.
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Reference
1. https://learnprompting.org/
2. https://help.openai.com/en/
3. https://www.cloudskillsboost.google/paths/118
4. https://www.deeplearning.ai/short-courses/chatgpt-prompt-engineering-for-developers/

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Structure of the Prompts

“Do it like when you talk with

• The process of instructing an AI to do a

Instruction Tuned | Trained to predict a response to the instructions given in the

Dialog Tuned | Trained to have a dialog by predicting the next response.

Problem Solving Tools (None-TRIZ)

* 1st Prompt, the both

"It is likely that AI is less familiar with the CECA abbreviation,

User Prompt: Rule B

Think before prompt

Prepare to Prompt : Should provide Example or context of “Resources Categories” by example

Principle Modified Result

assembled during camp setup.

Past Present Future

Super-System Traditional Libraries with Digital Libraries with e- Augmented Reality

Prepare to Prompt : Information of Base System and Function. Example of BI-System.

Expect from AI : Examples of Mono-Bi-Poly Ideas

What does the user need? : Apply Dynamization

Prepare to Prompt : Bachground of Dynamization concept,

Expect from AI : Example of Dynamization of Substance and Field Ideas.

Prepare to Prompt : Context about SLP, Example and Prompt Instruction.

Expect from AI : Latent Function, Enhanced problem understanding, Empathy,

What does the user need? : Apply MFO

Prepare to Prompt : Detail of the object to be improve, and random objects

Expect from AI : Example of creative ideas from MFO

What does the user need? : Apply MA

Prepare to Prompt : Detail of the object to be improve

Expect from AI : Various ideas from MA

What does the user need? : Apply 76 Standard Solutions

Prepare to Prompt : Reference to the session of “Substance-Field analysis”, then give

Industrial Automation Machine utilization monitoring Optimal scheduling and maintenance

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