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01-12-2016 1 What is Innovation? American Heritage Dictionary: Act of introducing something new Webster's American Dictionary: Change made by the introduction of something new; change in established laws, customs, rites or practices. Innovation is expedient, when it remedies an evil, and safe, when men are prepared to receive it. Stages of Innovation 1.Invention 2.Translation 3.Commercialization Bruce D Merrifield, US Asst. Secretary of Commerce 1986 Innovation Equation: Innovation = Creativity x Risk Taking Dr Jacqueline Byrd (coauthor of Innovation Equation Driving forces of Organizational Innovation 1. Improved quality 2. Creation of new markets 3. Extension of the product range 4. Reduced labour costs 5. Improved production processes 6. Reduced materials 7. Reduced environmental damage 8. Replacement of products/services 9. Reduced energy consumption 10. Conformance to regulations 1.Lack of Innovation Training 2.Lack of Knowledge Base 3.Lack of Motivation for Innovators 4.Lack of Support System 5.Lack of Communication Weakness Strength 1.Top Science Schools 2.Manpower Availability 3.Youth Power 4.Growing Economy 5.One of the largest customer base Innovation Chain Global Process Nation Industry types Groups Organization Teams Individuals Forced Idea Car turned plane method Midnight oil method Mixture of Boss’s Idea is the best Astrologer’s Methods
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What is Innovation? American Heritage Dictionary:

Act of introducing something new

Webster's American Dictionary:

Change made by the introduction of something new; change in established laws, customs, rites or practices. Innovation is expedient, when it remedies an evil, and safe, when men are prepared to receive it.

Stages of Innovation1. Invention

2.Translation

3.Commercialization

Bruce D Merrifield, US Asst. Secretary of Commerce 1986

Innovation Equation:

Innovation = Creativity x Risk Taking

Dr Jacqueline Byrd (coauthor of Innovation Equation

Driving forces of Organizational Innovation

1. Improved quality

2. Creation of new markets

3. Extension of the product range

4. Reduced labour costs

5. Improved production processes

6. Reduced materials

7. Reduced environmental damage

8. Replacement of products/services

9. Reduced energy consumption

10. Conformance to regulations

1.Lack of Innovation Training

2.Lack of Knowledge Base

3.Lack of Motivation for Innovators

4.Lack of Support System

5.Lack of Communication

Weakness

Strength

1.Top Science Schools

2.Manpower Availability

3.Youth Power

4.Growing Economy

5.One of the largest customer base

Innovation Chain

Global Process

Nation

Industry types

Groups

Organization

Teams

IndividualsForced Idea

Car turned plane method

Midnight oil method

Mixture of failures lead to

success

Boss’s Idea is the best

Astrologer’s Methods

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Innovation Methods1.Knowledge on the Project

2. Identifying the present problems

3. Identifying the cause of the problem

4. Identifying all the possible solutions

5.Thinking out-of the box

6.Work in bits and pieces, taking one at a time

7.Putting the solutions together

8.Removing the contradictions

9.Working on customers’ need

10.Work with customers

11.Giving Fishing Touch

Various Innovation Methodologies1.BS (Brain Storming)

2.5W1H (5W2H)

3.Bionic Association

4.Combination Method5.Reverse Innovation

6.Technology Transplantation

7.TRIZ

Brain StormingAlex Faikney Osborn (1953) – Brainstorming Technique

W5H2What Who When Where Why How to How

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Problem Object

Time Place

Reason Way to do

Degree to do

Policy Analysis Manipulator Principle Solution

Combination Methods

1. Material Combination

2.Product Combination

3.Technology Combination

4.StructureCombination

5.Function Combination

• Alloys with greater strength, FRP

Swiss Knife

Antifouling paints

Building with solar heat harvest

Mobile phone with torch

TRIZTheory of Inventive Problem Solving

Theoria Resheneyva Isobretatelskehuh Zadach

Genrich Altshuller- 1946

TRIZ Generic

Problem

Specific Problemm

TRIZGeneric

Solutionm

Specific Solutionm

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TRIZ Matrix

TRIZ 40 Principles

1.Segmentation

2. Extraction

3. Local Quality

4. Asymmetry

5. Combination

6. Universality

7. Nesting

8. Counterweight

9. Prior

Counteraction

10. Prior Action

11. Cushion in

Advance

12. Equipotentiality

13. Inversion

14. Spheroidality

15. Dynamicity

16. Partial, overdone or

excessive action

17. Moving to a new

dimension

18. Mechanical vibration

19. Periodic action

20. Continuity of useful action

21. Rushing through

22. Convert harm into benefit

23. Feedback

24. Mediator

25. Self-service

26. Copying

27. Inexpensive short life

28. Replacement of a

mechanical system

29. Use pneumatic or hydraulic

systems

30. Flexible film or thin

membranes

31. Use of porous materials

32. Changing the colour

33. Homogeneity

34. Rejecting and regenerating

parts

35. Transforming physical or

chemical states

36. Phase transition

37. Thermal expansion

38. Use strong oxidisers

39. Inert environment

40. Composite materials

Mud Filled PET bottle for buildingProgress, Significant Advancements;

Multipliable Innovative Approaches

Innovative Buildings

James Law’s Cybertecture Egg for Mumbai

DETAILS

Use: Office

Site Area: ~6676 sq.m.

Bldg. Area: ~4025 sq.m.

Gross Floor Area: ~32000 sq.m.

Bldg. Coverage Ratio: ~60%

Gross Floor Ratio: ~80%

Bldg. Scale:

Stories above Ground : 14 Levels

Stories below Ground : 3 Levels

Structure:

Reinforced Concrete and Steel Structure

Max. Height: ~62m

Landscape Area: ~2800 sq.m.

Parking Lot: ~450 Lots

Exterior Finish: Curtain Wall

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•10 – 20% less surface area compared

To conventional buildings

•Better lighting from Sun

• 30 m span of column-less floors

3 D Printing

Mind controlled Machines

Clustered regularly

interspaced short palindromic

repeats (CRISPR) Gene

Editing Technology

Nano Machines

Perovskites, Organic-metal

hybrid Solar cells

Eco friendly & Space saving

Innovations

Teslapathic Mind controlled carTesla S

Brining in The Innovation into your R&D Team

1. At Recruitment Level2. Post Recruitment Training in Methodologies

3. Multidisciplinary Team4. Periodic Skill Development and workshops

5. Basic & Advanced Testing System6. Creation of Innovation Chamber7. Nature Watch & Ideathons

8. Industrial Visits Own IndustryUnrelated Industries

9. Reward system 10. Right Brain exercises

Identify the color of the fonts

Blue Yellow Red Gold

Count the number of the alphabets in each word

A TwoPEN Four

Innovation @ Geomarine Biotechnologies, Chennai

First Marine Biotechnology Company in India First indigenous probiotics for AquaculturePathbreaking Low Cost Technology

Only Imported products available in the country Sophisticated Technology was not in our reach

Industrial Freeze Drier costs in millions Non spore forming bacteria would die if we dry

Indigenous culture and indigenous materials and fabricated instruments

1.Research.

2.Contract Research.

3.Consulting.

4.Technology Transfer.

5.Contract Manufacture.

6.Training.

Swadeshi Award by Swadeshi Jagran Manch in 2010

In Aquaculture:

1. Probiotics of Marine Origin

2. Probiotics for ammonia removal

3. Probiotics for Marine Aquarium

Marine Biotechnology:

1. Value added products from Marine wastes

2.Luciferine and Luciferase production from

Photobacterium / Vibrio harvey.

3. Nutraceuticals from Sea Weeds.

In Food & Nutraceuticals:

1. Novel Foods deveopment

2. Algal culture for Rural Economy

3. Desinger cereals ( with high nutrient values)

Alternate Energy:

1. Bioethanol from Agricultural wastes

2. Biogas

3. Manure Battery

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Technologies Transferred

Agricultural waste

Indigenous bioethanol

Production

Garbage Batteries

Rural integrated fish farming

Crop cultivationAnimal Husbandry

BeneficialMicrobes

Biogas

Trainings

Various modules of Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, etc Industrially important modules such as GLP, GMP, Fermentation Technology, etc.,

Modules for Small entrepreneurs in setting up industries Entrepreneurship Training

Biomedical Engineering Trainings Academic Projects that have industrial relevance Innovation & Creativity Workshops

Innovation Facilitation for Industries Joint programs with colleges & Universities

Many more….Contact for requirement

Definition of Creativity

Webster – Merrium Dictionary :

the ability to make new things or think of new ideas

Oxford Dictionary:

The use of imagination or original ideas to create

something; inventiveness

What is required for Creativity?

1. Imagination coupled with virtual image formation

2. Observation power (minute details)

3. Combining not so obvious objects or subjects

4. Novelty

5. Training the senses and different body parts for making

things in a different way or number of ways

Creativity in the Ancient Civilization

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GeoMarine Biotechnologies P)LTDResearch & Educational Institute5/3, Fourth Street, Chowdry Nagar,Valasaravakkam, Chennai – 600 087.

Telfax: 044-45550349 mobile: 9840336320

Website: www.geomarinebiotechnologies.com

Email: [email protected]

www.indiainnovation.in

[email protected]

Dr. T. Charles John BhaskarScientist & Managing Director

Geomarine Biotechnologies (P) Ltd