From the earliest times, the process of invention seemed something too complicated, and the inventors seemed unique and geniuses. However, everyone can become an inventor. The trainings on the theory of the resolution of invention-related tasks was aimed to show it. The theory of the resolution of invention-related tasks (TRIZ) is a set of methods for solving technical problems and improving technical systems. These methods make the invention process interesting and accessible to almost everyone.
The initial version of TRIZ was invented by an engineer-inventor Genrikh Altshuller. Today, there are a significant number of his followers. They use TRIZ to solve complex problems and teach TRIZ others. TRIZ training was held for participants of the Amusing Science project at TU Berlin. Using interesting examples participants of the training mastered the reinventing procedure, basis for TRIZ training and easy solution of complex problems.
