Designing a Multi-Color Display Adhesive Thermometer Based on the TRIZ Systematic Innovation Method
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https://doi.org/10.6977/IJoSI.201409_3(2).0001Abstract
The electronic thermometer model presented in this paper has two unique features, first it is easily attachable to a spot and second it provides a continuous readout of temperature by a method combining visual and digital signals. It is derived from TRIZ Su-Field analysis and is termed a Multi-Color Display Adhesive Thermometer. It is mainly intended for use with sick children. It has been featured in many exhibitions, gained a Silver and two Gold Medals, and has been patented in the USA, China and the R.O.C. (Taiwan).
Keywords: Awards, Su-Field analysis, Continuous readout, Multi-Color Display Adhesive Thermometer.
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2015-02-05
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