Technology foresight should not depend on one confident prediction. TRIZ Asia develops evidence-bounded future trajectories, identifies enabling technologies and translates them into practical R&D and platform choices.
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Define the system, value drivers, current technology state and constraints.
Study historical transitions, analogues, trends, pressures and resources.
Develop alternative future system directions and enabling technologies.
Define leading indicators, decision triggers and roadmap priorities.
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No. The objective is to identify plausible technology trajectories, the pressures driving them, enabling technologies and signals that could make one path more likely.
It can be useful when a product or process is approaching a performance or economic ceiling, multiple technologies are competing, or current planning relies too heavily on extrapolating recent trends.
Yes. The approach is designed around alternative future trajectories rather than a single confident prediction.
The output can connect future scenarios to technology requirements, experiments, capability needs, decision gates and roadmap sequences.
Share the objective, the current limitation and what has already been tried. TRIZ Asia will structure the problem and define the most useful next step.
