Анотація: (English) In modern conditions, where new ideas are constantly emerging and, as a result, spontaneously identical ideas may arise in parallel across different developer structures in various countries, the tasks of correctly classifying and identifying innovative solutions based on TIPS formulations and definitions become particularly significant. At the same time, issues of patent protection are becoming an increasingly crucial element in the development of projects. Not long ago, most invention topics had a fairly localized nature, and the positive effect of their application was determined and identified relatively simply. Today, as computer-aided design methods—particularly those from the SolidWorks software family, which can justifiably be identified with artificial intelligence—have deeply permeated the process of making technical and technological decisions, the number of facts and features of technical solutions and their evolution up to the level of technical super-systems has grown significantly. This necessitates a localized alignment with definitions, principles, and methods for identifying the entire hierarchy of technical solutions, ranging from local technical solutions with non-regulated technical and technological connections to complex, highly intricate conglomerates of local technical solutions. Since the issues of identifying all types and levels of technical solutions primarily affect the ability to systematically protect existing and emerging intellectual property—both at the level of active and efficient subsystems and at the level of active accumulators of subsystem properties and characteristics, i.e., technical supersystems.