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Top6: Computer Aided Inventing

Tuesday 24 August

Organiser

Noel León Rovira, ITESM Campus Monterrey, Mexico, noel.leon @itesm.mx

Overview

Computer Aided Innovation software has been emerging in the last decade based, among others, on the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving (TRIZ). Computer Aided Innovation is evolving to become an important component in the Product Creation Process.

The topical session Computer Aided Inventing is aimed to provide the opportunity to present the latest developments and challenges in the domain of computer tools that contribute to more effective ways of establishing innovation lines and for solving innovation and inventive problems.

Programme

10h30 - 12h: Fundamentals of Computer Aided Inventing

Chair: Sergei Ikovenko (International TRIZ Association, USA/Russia)

Computer Aided Innovation and Invention: the role of TRIZ and other modern methods - Denis Cavallucci (INSA Strasbourg, France), Noel Leon (ITESM Campus Monterrey, Mexico)

Exploring the inclusion of design factors in Computer Aided Invention - Rosario Vidal, Elena Mulet (U. Jaume I, Spain ), Belinda López-Mesa Luleå (U. Technology, Sweden ), Graham Thompson (UMIST, Manchester , UK )

State of the art and trends of computer aided innovation software and its tools and methods - Gaetano Cascini (U. Florence, Italy)

13h30 - 15h: Computer Aided Inventing and Innovation Management

Chair: Gaetano Cascini (U. Florence , Italy)

Computer-Aided Support for Managing The Process of Innovation - Valeri Souchkov (Insytec B.V, The Netherlands )

Computer Support for Design for Six Sigma and Axioma tic Design - Michael Slocum (Breakthrough Management Systems, USA )

TRIZ and Computer Aided Inventing - Sergei Ikovenko (International TRIZ Association, USA/Russia)

15h30 - 17h: Panel

Will Computer Aided Innovation and Invention play a significant role in the Product Creation Process?

Moderator: Noel León (ITESM Campus Monterrey, Mexico )