Amusements TRIZ Cases

A space orientating mechanism with two tetrahedrons and eight arc-links extends rotational degrees of freedom.

Segmented game rooms with automated admission resolve complexity bottlenecks while maintaining adaptability to diverse market conditions.

A buoyant boat motion simulator uses tethered drivers to impart roll, pitch, and yaw movements while the vessel floats naturally in water.

Pressurized air flows through a cylindrical tube to create an air bearing that lifts an inflatable ring, enabling free rotation without electric motors.

A dynamic signal-to-noise ratio tracking system uses retro-reflective markers to reflect electromagnetic radiation back toward the source for precise detection.

Cable-based positioning replaces hydraulic cylinders to reduce maintenance while enabling complex roll, pitch, and yaw motions.

A modular splash pad kit with integrated water circulation and filtration components enables customizable backyard installation.

A passive biomechanical motion simulator uses user-induced seat movement to generate realistic physical feedback in extended reality environments.

Segmented components reduce manufacturing costs while a force transition system releases the seat, enabling economical home installation.

Distributed batteries stabilize the spinning axis of a levitating disk while a centrifugal switch activates LEDs to create a visual illusion.

An interactive projection system uses sunlight to project illuminated indicia on surfaces.