Innovative Components Research Articles

SIMULATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF INVESTMENT AND INNOVATION ACTIVITIES ON ENSURING THE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS OF COUNTRIES

The purpose of this work is to study the quality of the innovation-investment component of the international competitiveness of EU countries and Ukraine, to reveal the potential of innovation-investment activity in ensuring the effectiveness of the national economy, as well as to substantiate the priority vectors of leveling external shocks and promoting economic growth in Ukraine. The work evaluates the quality of the innovation and investment component of the international competitiveness of Ukraine and its close neighbors - the countries of the Visegrad Group (Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia) using econometric analysis; a multifactor economic-mathematical model was built, which determines the strength of the connection between indicators of innovation and investment activity in Ukraine and the main macroeconomic indicator - GDP; the European practice of developing strategic programs to increase the competitiveness of the country's economy was studied; strategic innovation and investment initiatives of Ukraine are substantiated. In addition, the article made a significant theoretical and practical contribution to solving the outlined problems. The results of the study revealed the main problems of the innovation-investment component of Ukraine's international competitiveness, as well as highlighted the potential prospects for its improvement, taking into account advanced European practices.

Philosophical Futurism and the Evolution of Education: Analyzing Personality Consciousness, ICT, and Forward-Thinking Pedagogical Strategies

The purpose of the article was to identify promising educational strategies in the context of the subject of the educational space personal potential correlation and the capabilities of innovative educational elements. The philosophical and futuristic guidelines of educational development are focused on the worldview and mental transformation of consciousness associated with the active use of ICT elements. The tasks of the article were focused on the philosophical and ideological understanding of the educational space of the future – the positioning of the subjects of educational activity and a new balance between the traditional and innovative components of the educational system. Methodology. The study used general scientific methods: analysis, comparison, and systematisation. A special place in the methodological arsenal of scientific research is occupied by forecasting and modelling since they help achieving the goals of the article, namely - to identify promising educational directions of development. The philosophical and scientific methodological approaches, especially those of synergistic content, have also been updated. Interdisciplinary connections provided an opportunity to study innovative elements and their impact on improving the educational paradigm. The results of the study indicated the need for a balance between the potential of the subject of the educational space and the capabilities of the information technology cluster in the educational process. Prospects for the study are the development of philosophical and axiological guidelines that will become a guide for the feasibility of using innovative educational formats. Conclusion. Thus, the evolution of education is occurring at a rapid pace and is causing a transformation of the value components of this sphere of social activity. Such perspectives define a new understanding of the content of the educational environment, pedagogical format, and activity of all subjects and stakeholders of the educational process.

Fabrication of lightweight, carbon textile reinforced concrete components with internally nested lattice structure using 2-layer extrusion by LabMorTex

This paper describes the concept, form finding, fabrication and experimental testing of prototype innovative concrete components made of extruded and transformed carbon textile reinforced concrete (TRC). The components consist of two thin-walled concrete facings that are connected by an internally nested lattice structure made of carbon TRC. Through an innovative process, thin carbon TRC stripes with a width of 10 mm were extruded with 2 textile grids and then shaped into a counter arched structure following a sinusoidal wave. The components with internally nested lattice structure represent a lightweight structural system with a drastic saving of dead load compared to conventional steel reinforced concrete (SRC) components. The design process as well as the manufacturing process, concrete mixing, material and experimental testing are presented. The results indicate that sandwich wall components with up to 76 % less use of materials in comparison to steel reinforced constructions can be realized. In addition, an outlook for the production of further components from extruded TRC components is given, which are suitable for use as ribbed ceilings and which show up to 30 % less emissions in Global Warming Potential (kg CO2e/(service life)) than a comparable component with steel reinforcement based on the Life Cycle Assessment (3cradle-to-gate) with up to 77 % concrete saving.

Startup grants and the development of academic startup projects during funding: Quasi-experimental evidence from the German ‘EXIST – Business startup grant’

Public support programs for (academic) startups are an important component of innovation and technology policy. There are many types of startup policy instrument, one of which is supporting prospective founders with startup grants. The present study contributes to the literature by examining the effectiveness of a specific startup grant entitled ‘EXIST – Business Startup Grant’. This measure is Germany’s largest public startup support program and aims to increase the number of technology-oriented and knowledge-based academic startups. The present research investigates the extent to which products of funded startups, the projects’ business planning, the founders’ skills, the degree of networking, and the uptake of external funding evolve over the duration of the grant. Evidence of the effects on these variables is generated by means of a pipeline-based comparison group design. Findings indicate that the startup grant contributes substantially to the development of the products and the business planning of the funded startups, moderately increases their degree of networking and their uptake of external funding, and slightly improves the skills of the founding team during the funding period. Several robustness checks – including a replication by another type of research design, namely a pre-post comparison – strongly support the findings. Hence it is very likely that the program advances startups in their development and thus contributes to later economic success.

Banking Innovations: Marketing Support in the Financial Market of Ukraine

The purpose of the article is to implement a comprehensive approach to assessing the relationship between marketing of banking innovations and financial stability of banking institutions, which under the influence of digital technology determine the innovative capabilities of the banking system, activating the innovation potential of the financial market. The leading method of research of this problem is the modeling of modified technologies that form a platform for the advancement of new banking products, considering determinants of influence on the development of modern marketing of bank innovations, allowing treating this problem as a process of purposeful transformation of the 4P marketing complex and its digitalization. The article presents a structural and functional model of the relationship between the priority areas of the “blue oceans” and the signs of evaluation of the marketing of banking innovations. An integrated assessment of the relationship between the innovation components of the marketing complex of banking innovations and the financial stability of banking institutions of Ukraine is made.

Legal Issues of Environmental and Innovation Relations to Ensure Sustainable Development of Ukraine

Problem setting. The work examines issues of ecological and innovative relations to ensure the sustainable development of Ukraine. The main aspects of sustainable development are studied, namely: economic, social, ecological, innovative components. Emphasis is placed on the importance of their combination with each other, the importance and relevance of the innovative component is proven, because innovations are the basis for the growth and development of any economy. In a world where technology is dynamic, it is becoming a critical factor in competitiveness. Analysis of recent researches and publications. In particular, in this area there were publications of legal scholars: A.P. Hetman, G.V. Anisimova, V.L. Bredikhina, M.V. Krasnova, Yu.S. Shemshuchenko, N.R. Malysheva, G.N. Polyanskaya, V.G. Emelyanova, V.V. Nosik and others. Purpose of the research. However, the study that would be aimed at analyzing the normative regulation of legal relations on the use and protection of the environment in the field of innovation has not yet been, which prompted us to choose this topic of research. Article’s main body. It has been proven that in order to achieve effective legal protection and development of innovative business, it is also necessary to develop and implement new legislative acts and regulatory norms that meet the requirements of the modern economy and technological development. In addition, an important element of legal support for ecological and innovative relations is the support of technological entrepreneurship and startups. For this, special support programs can be created that provide financial support and consulting assistance for young companies engaged in the development of new technologies. Incubators and accelerators can also be created, providing support for technological entrepreneurship from the initial stage to commercial success. Cooperation between international companies, universities and scientific institutes can contribute to the development of new technologies and ensure their global distribution. Conclusions and prospects for development. In addition, it is also considered important that the achievement of the goals of sustainable development is possible only thanks to the penetration of the ecological paradigm into all spheres of human life, in other words, under the condition of general environmentalization of the economy and society. The ecological component is presented for the purposes of sustainable development and is an integral requirement for their achievement. A comparative analysis of the achievement of the goals of sustainable development and ecological economy in Ukraine, with the help of relevant indices, showed a significant lag behind the country in greening the economy and society. Special attention should be paid to ecologization of economic activity.

The influence of political ideology on clinical trial knowledge, invitation, and participation among adults in the United States.

Clinical trials remain a critical component of medical innovation. Evidence suggests that individuals' political ideologies may impact their health behaviors. However, there is a paucity of literature examining the relationship between political ideologies and clinical trial knowledge and participation. Study data were derived from Health Information National Trends Survey 5 Cycle 4 (n = 3300), which was conducted from February to June 2020. We used participants' characteristics to estimate the prevalence of clinical trial knowledge and participation. We used multivariable logistic regressions to investigate whether political ideology had a significant impact on clinical trial knowledge and participation. Jack-knife replicate weights were applied for population-level estimates. Most participants were White (64.2%), earned above US$50,000 (62.4%), and lived in urban areas (88.0%). About 59.2% reported having some knowledge of clinical trials, and only 8.9% had ever been invited to participate in clinical trials. A total of 37.0%, 29.5%, and 33.5% of the population endorsed moderate, liberal, and conservative political viewpoints respectively. In the adjusted logistic regression analysis, compared to conservatives, liberals (adjusted odds ratio, 1.92; 95% confidence interval, 1.31-2.80) and moderates (adjusted odds ratio, 1.43; 95% confidence interval, 1.09-1.88) had significantly greater odds of having knowledge of clinical trials. Also, liberals had higher odds of receiving invitations to participate in clinical trials (odds ratio, 1.76; 95% confidence interval, 1.08-2.85; p = 0.023) and greater odds of trial participation (odds ratio, 3.90; 95% confidence interval, 1.47-10.33; p = 0.007) compared to moderates. The mechanism underlying the higher rates of clinical trial invitations to liberals is unclear and requires further comprehensive investigation. Similarly, further qualitative studies are needed to understand the attributes that promote knowledge and increased likelihood of clinical trial participation among liberals. This will provide crucial insight to help design interventions that further involve conservatives and moderates in clinical trials and scientific enterprise.

Being lean: Conceptualizing and operationalizing the Lean Innovation Capability (LIC) of innovative companies

This paper describes two studies examining factors associated with successful lean innovation with an aim to develop a capability construct that differentiates between lean and non-lean innovators. In the first study, we use a grounded approach to discover a four-dimension construct called Lean Innovation Capability (LIC). In the second study, we utilized Delphi techniques and surveyed 340 senior managers to further modify, operationalize, and deductively verify the existence and relevance of the LIC construct in a firm's internal and external resource contexts. LIC's nomological validity is significantly supported in a three-way interaction effect with environmental munificence, demonstrating firms with higher levels of LIC successfully innovate with less resources in munificent environments. Thus, we verify the importance and viability of LIC for managing successful lean innovation, albeit with three subdimensions—market-product fit, mission-oriented leadership, and network learning capabilities. The fourth initial subdimension, experimentation culture, was not confirmed in our empirical test suggesting that experimentation may be an important and perhaps necessary component of innovation, but not a characteristic of lean innovation itself. We discuss the contributions of these studies and implications for future research and practice.

Peculiarities of master’s teacher training in distance education in Turkey

The reform of higher education assumes a transition to the preparation of masters in education by introducing modern approaches to mastering innovative technologies of mass education, taking into account world experience and meeting the needs for self-learning and self-improvement throughout life. In turn, distance education every year more and more actively influences the classical forms of education, enriching traditional education with innovative content and organizational components.
 Comparative studies testify that distance learning can be as effective as classroom learning, if the methods and technologies meet the tasks, there is interaction between students, and there is timely feedback between the teacher and the student. Successful distance learning programs are based on consistent and comprehensive efforts of students, teachers, coordinators, support staff and administration.
 As a result of the analysis of foreign experience, it was revealed that the introduction of mass open distance courses as a form of education requires further improvement of their organization and curriculum. It is outlined that for the implementation of such courses in the process of master's teacher training, the content of educational and scientific programs and educational and professional characteristics of the future specialist should be observed; mass open distance courses must be included in the curriculum, where the number of hours and credits for studying the relevant discipline is clearly indicated; curricula must be improved by introducing a new form of education.
 Distance education offers prospective and practicing teachers both skills training and the opportunity to complete teacher training programs or obtain a degree. The distribution of distance teacher training programs is not limited to developed or developing countries, nor to specific delivery methods. This proliferation is the result of the rapid development of telecommunications technologies combined with a growing awareness of ways to use technology for teacher training.
 Thus the content analysis of the professional literature on the problem of scientific research made it possible to identify and summarize the pecularities of masters teacher training in distance education in Turkey: the use of active and mass learning methods; methods for assessing the progress of applicants for higher education, methods of mass self-education, introspection and self-correction of knowledge; conducting courses through videoconferencing, virtual classes and forums with synchronous interaction between students and teachers; communication through forums, online conversations and online interviews; use of various printed, visual, classroom and electronic materials. The predictive potential of scientific research is due to the potential possibility of further scientific research on the problem of the curriculum developing of master’s teacher training in distance education in Turkey.

The assessment of undergraduate bachelor of nursing students in the collaborative clusters education model: A qualitative descriptive design

BackgroundWorldwide, undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing students are required to complete experiential learning placements in health care settings as part of the curriculum. There are a variety of facilitation models that support student learning and assessment on clinical placement. As workforce pressures increase globally, innovative approaches to clinical facilitation are required. In the Collaborative Clusters Education Model of clinical facilitation, hospital-employed clinical facilitators work collaboratively within peer groups (clusters) to collectively participate in a process of facilitating student learning and conducting assessment and moderation of student performance. The assessment process in this collaborative clinical facilitation model is not well described. AimTo describe how the assessment of undergraduate nursing students is achieved in the Collaborative Clusters Education Model. DesignA qualitative descriptive approach was employed. MethodsIn March 2021 individual and group interviews were conducted with seven clinical facilitators working in the Collaborative Clusters Education Model in one health service in southeast Queensland, Australia. Content analysis of transcribed interviews was performed. ResultsAssessment was achieved through two processes, situational scoring and moderation. In the process of situational scoring, clinical facilitators balanced the students’ perception of their role in assessment, accounted for the type of experiences available, considered multiple sources of evidence and used the Australian Nursing Standards Assessment Tool. In the process of moderation, clinical facilitators communicated with their cluster colleagues to determine a shared understanding of student history, considered data from multiple evidence sources and collaboratively evaluated the trustworthiness of student performance evaluation decisions. ConclusionsIn the Collaborative Clusters Education Model, the input of multiple assessors, working in a small team, ensured transparency in assessment processes. Furthermore, this transparency in assessment practices normalised on-going moderation, an in-built quality-check and, as such, an innovative component of assessment in the Collaborative Clusters Education Model. As nursing directors and managers seek to ameliorate the impact of nursing workforce pressures, this innovative model of collaborative assessment may serve as a valuable addition to nursing clinical assessment toolkits. Tweetable abstractThe Collaborative Clusters Education Model of Clinical Facilitation enables transparency in assessment processes and normalises moderation.

A Primary Care Mental Health Pathway for Children and Youth: A Mental Health Services Quality Improvement Initiative in Ontario

We introduce the innovative components of a primary care pathway for child and youth mental health (MH) in Ontario. We share our experiences with developing and implementing the pathway that supports inter-provider communication, standardized screening, timely access to community MH services, and is adaptable to different services and settings.

Ensuring the competitiveness of regional enterprises on an innovative basis

National and regional innovation systems are being formed in Ukraine. In the era of global transformations, innovations become the main factor in increasing the efficiency of industrial enterprises of the region in order to ensure its competitiveness. The solution to this problem requires a comprehensive analysis and rethinking of existing approaches, the creation of theoretical foundations for ensuring the effective development of industrial enterprises in the region. The activity of corporate structures in creating new innovations and effective communications for their transfer becomes a factor of economic development, increasing the competitiveness of the region. The cost of modern products is determined not only by the costs of material production, but also by research and development works, which, in turn, can be an innovative component of the development of industrial enterprises. The use of innovations makes it possible to increase not only the efficiency of individual components of the corporate structure, but also, if proper attention is paid to integration processes, of the entire corporate management system. This determines the increased interest of society, in particular scientists and practitioners, in the ways of effective formation of the corporate innovation management system of an industrial enterprise.
 The following tools can be used to stimulate the modernization of industry in order to ensure the competitiveness of the region on the basis of innovations: the formation of the sales market for competitive products and services using mechanisms that regulate the purchase of domestic science-intensive products for state needs; stimulation of investments in the modernization of industry based on innovations by improving the mechanisms of partial financing of large innovative projects by the state and private business; motivation of enterprises to adopt innovations on the basis of incentives for domestic enterprises to purchase modern technologies created by Ukrainian developers; stimulation of industrial reform processes; creation of corporate structures that unite the spheres of production and scientific and technical activity. Among them are state centers of science and high technologies.
 Further development of the country's national innovation system should be aimed, first of all, at ensuring the system integration of all its elements and their effective interaction.

Non-Gaussian feature distribution forecasting based on ConvLSTM neural network and its application to robust machine condition prognosis

The prognosis of a machine condition becomes a hot topic nowadays, as the condition monitoring installations provide a massive amount of Health Index (HI) data that could be used for machine remaining lifetime prognosis. However, existing methodologies might not be effective since in many cases the real HI datasets exhibit non-Gaussian characteristics. Thus, to improve efficiency, there is a need to introduce novel approaches which take into account the possible non-Gaussian distribution of HI data. In the proposed methodology, several innovative components are considered to form an efficient solution for the HI time series prediction. As HI is a mixture of trend and random non-Gaussian, non-homogeneous noise, we propose to forecast the HI distribution rather than the direct HI value. The Skewed Generalized t (SGT) distribution is considered as the general non-Gaussian model. Moreover, the combination of convolutional neural network (CNN) and long short-term memory (LSTM) are used to predict SGT distribution parameters. By incorporating the standardization module and the modified activation function alongside a custom time series standardization method, the architecture of the ConvLSTM neural network is created to be appropriate for non-stationary time series data with non-Gaussian behavior. Finally, a pre-training of the model has been proposed, which improves the efficiency of the designed procedure, as usually the amount of HI data is limited and insufficient to reliably train an artificial intelligence (AI) system. The proposed solution is shown to be robust and more resilient to outliers than the classical Gaussian-based approach. Using simulated and real HI data (known as a benchmark), we may conclude that the superiority of our method increases with the increasing non-Gaussianity level of the analyzed time series.

A Sustainable Dairy Industry in Kazakhstan. Enterprises’ Insights Upon Environment Management and Innovation

This research paper debates some issues concerning a sustainable dairy industry in Kazakhstan in straight relation with environment management and innovation management. The qualitative and quantitative growth of the dairy industry, the production of milk and dairy products, increasing the profitability of production is based on the active use of the innovative component. Environmental factors and other issues as profitability decrease of production, the risks of not mastering innovations make this industry subsidized and unattractive for attracting investment. In order to assure the sustainable functioning of the dairy industry, mechanisms are needed to improve the implementation of priority areas for its innovative development, to ensure a decrease in the volume of imports of dairy products. The active use of environmentally friendly technologies that reduce the negative impact on soil and water, as well as technologies and infrastructure for the disposal of animal by-products, should become the basis for the sustainable development of the dairy industry.

Bactericidal activities and biochemical analysis of skin mucus of Cyprinid fish

This study reports the bactericidal activity of mucus extracts and biochemical characterization of skin mucus from five Cyprinids, including Labeo rohita, Ctenopharyngodon Idella, Gibelion catla, Hypophthalmichthys molitrix and Cirrhinus mrigala against ten different bacteria extracted from naturally infected fish. The bactericidal activity was measured based on the zone of inhibition (ZOI) and compared against Fosfomycin. Importantly, acidic mucus extracts from five fish species exhibited higher bactericidal activity than organic and aqueous extracts. The acidic skin mucus extracts of C. idella, L. rohita, and G. catla showed higher ZOI against Staphylococcus aureus, Aeromonas hydrophila, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of acidic mucus extracts from C. Idella, L. rohita, and G. catla was 16 µg/mL against A. hydrophila, P. aeruginosa, and S. aureus.Further, biochemical characterization of mucus extracts showed that protein concentration was high in the acidic mucus extracts from L. rohita, C. idella, and G. catla compared to H. molitrix and C. mirigala followed by carbohydrate and lipid content. These findings suggest that skin mucus from cyprinids could be a potent source of innovative bactericidal components for fish and human-related treatments.

Spectral transmittance changes in a PCM glass block affected by an artificial radiation source

Adaptive principles based on latent thermal energy storage together with its optimal modulation of optical properties in transparent façade systems represent one of the challenging solutions for reducing the energy consumption of buildings. Properly incorporated phase change material (PCM) may be a potential technique for passive solar system applications. This study focuses on the analysis of PCM’s optical changes on innovative building envelope components. A stable radiation source that most closely approximates the conditions of sunlight is essential for the characterization of new solar thermal systems. Hence the intensity and spectral distribution of the light source are the most important factors corresponding to natural sunlight. This contribution stems from previous experimental research focused on the investigation of the changes in the transparency of the PCM material, which is the result of the phase transformation from solid to liquid and vice versa under radiation exposure. The main challenge is to characterize the spectral optical properties in the PCM glass system. Accordingly, optical changes were analyzed experimentally using the spectrometry method. The measurements are based on a comparison of clear and PCM-filled glass blocks, affected by artificial radiation in a laboratory. The results revealed that PCM glass block may act as near-infrared absorbing and at the same time a highly transparent system in the visible region compared to the conventional air-based systems.

Инновационная деятельность как фактор экономического роста региона (на примере ЦФО)

This article discusses the modern paradigm of economic development based on the innovation component at the regional level of the Russian Federation. The current features of the innovative development of the regions of the Central Federal District are analyzed. A correlation analysis of the level of dependence of the economic growth of the regions on the key indicators of innovative activity has been carried out. The final conclusions on the topic of the study regarding the peculiarities of the impact of innovation on economic growth in the regions of the Russian Federation are formulated.

BALANCE: Bayesian Linear Attribution for Root Cause Localization

Root Cause Analysis (RCA) plays an indispensable role in distributed data system maintenance and operations, as it bridges the gap between fault detection and system recovery. Existing works mainly study multidimensional localization or graph-based root cause localization. This paper opens up the possibilities of exploiting the recently developed framework of explainable AI (XAI) for the purpose of RCA. In particular, we propose BALANCE (BAyesian Linear AttributioN for root CausE localization), which formulates the problem of RCA through the lens of attribution in XAI and seeks to explain the anomalies in the target KPIs by the behavior of the candidate root causes. BALANCE consists of three innovative components. First, we propose a Bayesian multicollinear feature selection (BMFS) model to predict the target KPIs given the candidate root causes in a forward manner while promoting sparsity and concurrently paying attention to the correlation between the candidate root causes. Second, we introduce attribution analysis to compute the attribution score for each candidate in a backward manner. Third, we merge the estimated root causes related to each KPI if there are multiple KPIs. We extensively evaluate the proposed BALANCE method on one synthesis dataset as well as three real-world RCA tasks, that is, bad SQL localization, container fault localization, and fault type diagnosis for Exathlon. Results show that BALANCE outperforms the state-of-the-art (SOTA) methods in terms of accuracy with the least amount of running time, and achieves at least 6% notably higher accuracy than SOTA methods for real tasks. BALANCE has been deployed to production to tackle real-world RCA problems, and the online results further advocate its usage for real-time diagnosis in distributed data systems.

The Role of Emotional Regulation in the Relationship between Nurses’ Creative Style and Innovation Behaviors: A Cross-Sectional Study

Innovation is crucial to an effective healthcare system, and nurses are key figures in the innovation process. A potential factor behind innovation in nursing is the creative style of nurses. Creativity is an essential component of innovation. However, the relationship between creative style and innovation is complex and involves many different factors. Among them, given the nature of the nursing profession, we propose emotional regulation, or the ability to effectively manage one’s emotions. In this study, we hypothesize that two specific emotion-regulation strategies, positive reappraisal and putting into perspective, play a role in the relationship between nurses’ creative style and innovative behaviors. We tested a moderated mediation model using cross-sectional data from 187 nurses working in 3 university hospitals in Bojnord, Iran, in 2019. Our results show that positive reappraisal completely mediates the relationship between creative style and innovative behaviors, while putting into perspective moderates the relationship between positive reappraisal and innovative behaviors. These results suggest that nurses with a flair for creativity may be able to implement innovative behaviors in the workplace due to their ability to understand work-related situations and events positively. This may be especially true for nurses who can adopt alternative viewpoints. Our study discusses these findings by highlighting the importance of emotional regulation mechanisms in transforming nurses’ creativity into effective innovation. Finally, we provide suggestions for healthcare organizations to promote innovation as an added value in the healthcare environment and services provided.

Seismic collapse assessment of hybrid self-centering piston-based braced frames equipped with SMA bars and friction springs

Hybrid Self-centering Piston-Based Bracing (SC-PBB) is a cutting-edge, resilient earthquake-resistant element that comprises friction springs (FSs) and super-elastic shape memory alloy (SMA) bars. This innovative bracing component is specifically devised to attain a full self-centering response under a design-level earthquake, effectively mitigating the need for post-earthquake repairs and downtime. Nevertheless, concerns surrounding the potential collapse of Self-centering Piston Based Braced Frames (SC-PBBFs) during severe seismic motion have highlighted the necessity for a comprehensive collapse assessment. This paper evaluates the seismic collapse of SC-PBBFs by utilizing the FEMA P695 methodology. A set of buildings ranging from low- to high-rise archetypes is designed with a proposed response modification coefficient of R = 8. Incremental dynamic analyses (IDA) are conducted under 44 far-field ground motions to evaluate Adjusted Collapse Margin Ratios (ACMRs). Additionally, the collapse risk of the archetypes is measured under the influence of system-level uncertainty. The outcomes indicate that the proposed design procedure ensures an adequate margin of safety against collapse for SC-PBBFs.