5. Conclusion
The search for eco-innovative products based on the seven eco-efficiency axes changes design paradigms. The concept of the actions to be carried out under each axis guides the designer.
The Eco-MAL'IN analysis and formalization tools developed constitute a new knowledge base:
the Eco-MAL'IN matrix suggests actions to be taken;
resources and their environmental vision provide opportunities for evolution;
the relevant design parameters are selected;
the knowledge cards propose lines of evolution;
attack biases point towards the innovation principles of TRIZ theory.
Organized brainstorming sessions can be set up to look for solutions in the recommended directions.
To compensate for the time-consuming aspects of the method and thus be able to respond to urgent industrial requests,...
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