For many years, we have maintained a curated list of books dedicated to TRIZ or closely related topics. Our goal is to help practitioners, educators, researchers, and students access deeper and more structured knowledge.
We have recently added a fascinating new title to the list: Microstandards of Thinking: TRIZ Tools in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Lev Pevzner, TRIZ Master, PhD.

The book addresses one of the most important questions facing the TRIZ community today – how can artificial intelligence be combined with structured, high-quality TRIZ knowledge?

The publication expands on the concept of microstandards – models of analogous problem situations that allow problem solvers to build on existing experience rather than starting from scratch. Pevzner explains how artificial intelligence can support the search for such analogies and why carefully curated TRIZ knowledge bases can significantly enhance the effectiveness of AI-assisted innovation and problem solving.

Written for both experienced TRIZ practitioners and newcomers to the methodology, the book explores not only technical applications but also the use of microstandards in business, conflict resolution, and psychological problem solving. The book is available through Amazon, while the Russian-language edition can also be found on Ridero.

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