"Algorithm of invention" is an outstanding work of G. C. Altshuller, which immerses the reader in the fascinating world of invention and innovative thinking This book, written in 1971, became a seminal work in the field of invention theory and still remains relevant for engineers, scientists, students and anyone interested in the process of creating new ideas and technologies. Altshuller, being not only a theorist, but also a practitioner, offers readers a unique approach to solving problems and finding non-standard solutions. In The Algorithm of Invention, the author explores how the process of invention can be systematized, turning it from random and intuitive to conscious and manageable. Altshuller introduces the concept of "Inventive Problem Solving Theory" (TRIZ), which is a set of methods and tools to find innovative solutions in various fields. The book offers readers not only theoretical calculations, but also practical examples that illustrate how the proposed methods can be applied in practice. This book will be especially interesting for those who seek to develop their creative abilities and want to learn how to think outside the usual framework. Technical students, engineers, inventors and entrepreneurs will find in it many useful ideas and approaches that will help them in their professional activities. In addition, the “Algorithm of Invention” can attract the attention of all who are interested in innovation and how they affect the development of society. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues related to creativity, innovation, and the process of invention. Altshuller analyzes how the best minds of mankind work and what is behind their successful inventions. It shows that invention is not only a talent, but also a skill that can be developed and improved. The book makes you think about how important it is to approach problems from different angles and use a systematic approach to achieve success. Altshuller's style is clear and accessible, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex concepts. His ability to explain even the most confusing ideas in simple language makes the "Algorithm of invention" not only useful, but also fascinating reading. Altshuller is also known for his other works, such as 100 Great Inventions and TRIZ: Theory of Inventive Problem Solving, which complement and extend the ideas presented in this book. If you are looking for inspiration for your own inventions or want to understand how the mechanisms of creativity work, the “Invention Algorithm” will be a real find for you. This book is not just about how to invent, but also about how to think, how to see opportunities where others see obstacles. It encourages the reader not to be afraid to experiment and look for new ways to solve problems, which makes it relevant in any field of activity. In conclusion, “Algorithm of Invention” is not just a book, but a whole tool for those who want to change the world around them. It inspires creativity and shows that each of us is capable of more than we think. If you want to develop your inventive skills and learn to think creatively, this work will become your reliable companion along the way.