9 Windows is a creative thinking tool that is excellent for the generation of new ideas. It makes us think inventively, taking into consideration space and time. 9 Windows helps to predict the future based on analysis of past to present development occurring within a certain system. However, the future is exactly what we need; any new idea should be about a future; otherwise, this is not a new idea but not what we need.
9 Windows encourages a logical, systematic examination of correlations across time and space. This approach compels us to understand the structure of a system in both historical and current contexts, thereby suggesting future pathways for development and innovation. It excels at visually representing problems within their spatial and temporal dimensions.
Consider these scenarios where you and your team can harness the advantages of 9 Windows:
9 Windows is a versatile managerial creative thinking tool for system analysis and forecasting future development directions. It excels in problem-solving and fostering innovation, making it suitable for addressing both unexpected parameter deviations (excursions) and persistent issues.
Here are some scenarios where 9 Windows proves to be a valuable asset:
While these examples highlight its utility, the 9 Windows thinking process can be flexibly applied in various other contexts, cementing its position as an essential tool for innovative problem-solving.
The process is related to microelectronics - microchip manufacturing.The purpose of the process is to create a SiO2 layer on the surface of a Si wafer. Equipment: Vertical furnace to heat the wafers in the Q2 atmosphere and perform oxidation on the wafer surface. Process: The oxidation occurs on the front side and on the back side of the wafer Requirements: Create a SiO2 thin layer with a certain thickness and low sigma - low standard deviation of the thickness between the wafers and within the waferFailure: Wafers from the lower zone have higher thickness and significantly higher within wafer sigma (standard deviation of the thickness within the wafer)
?כיצד נוכל למנוע הצטברות של אדים על גבי העדשה בתנאי סביבה שונים כדי לשפר את הראייה והבטיחות
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This project aims to develop an efficient and reproducible method for synthesizing perovskites from metals with halides. The focus will be on addressing material synthesis challenges, ensuring scalability from laboratory to industrial production, optimizing the physical and chemical properties, and minimizing the environmental impact.
Wet cleaning is widely used in microchip manufacturing. Single wafer equipment is working as follows. A wafer rotates, and chemistry is poured from a movable nozzle. Water rinsing is performed at the end of the process. Loading of a new batch of the chemistry resulted in excursion - a strongly increased amount of defects was observed on the wafer after the processing. The project is dedicated to the failure analysis and creation of innovative solutions.
Chilled water is used for production equipment cooling. Suddenly pH of the water started to drop. The aim of the project is to analyze the issue, understand the root cause, and propose solutions to the problem.
The aim of the project is to evaluate the amount of removed corrosion on a cold-rolled steel 1008 specimen after the use of a rust remover.
In past decades, polymeric micropillar devices have gained a great deal of attention in micro and nano technology research as the result of their potential and practical usage in many applications. This project is going to deal with the process of how to fabricate the magnetic micropillars, from the beginning â the planning and design, improving the existing process, lithography to create the base silicon mold and then creating the PDMS pillars that contains nano magnetic particles of Fe_3 O_4, the process today is not efficient enough in terms of cost and time and we are wishing to improve it, in the end we will have a device with micro-pillars that can move correspondingly to external magnetic field which will help us to do many advanced experiments in the biology field like using the device for cell stimulation.
