Innovation through thinking in technology

Abstract

Have you ever wondered how it would appear to travel on a ray of light? Albert Einstein had done that and he had gone beyond the frontiers of his time's mathematics and physics. His passionate curiosity had challenged him to make some discoveries during his lifetime and career. Today those achievements could get recognized as innovations as the criteria in science and technology have become much higher, so far. The modern information-communications technologies (ICT) have offered us an opportunity to reach anyone in this world so promptly and find the answer to any question so effectively. The first step in any technological innovation could be a thinking process and in so many cases such a model could involve some supporting phases. In theory, the innovation would mean an improvement to the current solution or at least a better, simpler and more effective response to the ongoing situation in a certain field of interest. On the other hand, the condition in the practice is much more complicated and it's quite uneasy to cope with all natural phenomena challenges. Maybe something would work flawlessly in our minds, but when we put that problem on the ground - we would realize that the things are not that simple at all.