Development of Requirements for The Content of a Digital Passport and Design Solutions

Donetskaya, Julia V.; Gatchin, Yu. A.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1828/1/012102

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“…In 2021, research was conducted by Donetskaya and Gatchin [11] on the content requirements of Digital Passports. The corresponding article separates the respective requirements into two categories, the content of the Digital Passport and design solutions.…”

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Digital Product Passports as Enablers of Digital Circular Economy: a Framework based on Technological Perspective

Voulgaridis¹,

Λάγκας²,

Angelopoulos³

et al. 2023

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<p>Taking into consideration the rise of Industry 5.0 (I5.0), more and more solutions are being developed, aiming towards increased environmental consciousness through advanced technologies, and human centricity. Digital Product Passports (DPPs) constitute a novel technological solution that can enable the transition toward a digital Circular Economy (CE) and sustainable I5.0, as digital identities that are assigned to physical products, capable of tracing their lifecycles through data such as their technical specifications, usage instructions, and repair and maintenance information. Although the respective research community has started providing a thorough analysis of DPPs potential to constitute a CE enabler, their technical requirements are still unclear. As part of our contribution to this issue, we propose a fundamental CE framework with integrated DPP characteristics, capable of being adapted in different sector stages for the generation and distribution of DPPs both for stakeholders and consumers. The corresponding solution is further supported through a systematic literature review that follows a technological approach to the DPPs implementation.</p>

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Digital Product Passports as Enablers of Digital Circular Economy: a Framework based on Technological Perspective

Voulgaridis¹,

Λάγκας²,

Angelopoulos³

et al. 2023

Preprint

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“…The tool has not yet been implemented, and several questions have not yet been fully solved, such as the specific indicators that it will collect, its functioning, the way it will be linked to similar data sources, or how the data will be stored and managed [21,56,57].…”

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Contribution of New Digital Technologies to the Digital Building Logbook

2022

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According to the European Commission, the Digital Building Logbook (DBL) is a repository of all of the relevant data of a building. It was first introduced at the European scale in the Renovation Wave strategy and was first defined in the proposal for the recast of the energy performance of buildings Directive in December 2021. The European DBL has not been implemented yet, since a common model does not yet exist. Even though great efforts are being made to establish it, some relevant issues need to be addressed first. One of them is the identification of data sources that will feed the DBL. Existing digital data sources have already been explored in some countries and they have been found to be insufficient. In this paper, new digital data sources suitable for the logbook are identified, and their contribution in terms of indicators and interoperability is analysed. The analysis shows that these sources have great potential to contribute to the DBL, because they bring the possibility to collect a great amount of real data on buildings. However, the main barrier for these tools to be incorporated into the DBL is that their linkage still requires further research.

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“…The DPP has the potential to provide different actors (such as consumers and waste management companies) with relevant information on a product and thus force decisions towards sustainable development (for consumers during the purchase and use phase, for waste management companies during disassembling and recycling). For this undertaking, e.g., Gligoric et al have been developing smart tags based on printed sensors to product or object identification on a per item-level [8], while Donetskaya and Gatchin in their conference paper come up with some requirements for the content of a DPP [9]. Depending on its exact design, it may help companies along the value chain to develop sustainable business models.…”

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Towards a Digital Product Passport Fit for Contributing to a Circular Economy

2021

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The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a concept of a policy instrument particularly pushed by policy circles to contribute to a circular economy. The preliminary design of the DPP is supposed to have product-related information compiled mainly by manufactures and, thus, to provide the basis for more circular products. Given the lack of scientific debate on the DPP, this study seeks to work out design options of the DPP and how these options might benefit stakeholders in a product’s value chain. In so doing, we introduce the concept of the DPP and, then, describe the existing regime of regulated and voluntary product information tools focusing on the role of stakeholders. These initial results are reflected in an actor-centered analysis on potential advantages gained through the DPP. Data is generated through desk research and a stakeholder workshop. In particular, by having explored the role the DPP for different actors, we find substantial demand for further research on a variety of issues, for instance, on how to reduce red tape and increase incentives for manufacturers to deliver certain information and on how or through what data collection tool (e.g., database) relevant data can be compiled and how such data is provided to which stakeholder group. We call upon other researchers to close the research gaps explored in this paper also to provide better policy direction on the DPP.

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Development of Requirements for The Content of a Digital Passport and Design Solutions

Cited by 11 publications

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Digital Product Passports as Enablers of Digital Circular Economy: a Framework based on Technological Perspective

Digital Product Passports as Enablers of Digital Circular Economy: a Framework based on Technological Perspective

Contribution of New Digital Technologies to the Digital Building Logbook

Towards a Digital Product Passport Fit for Contributing to a Circular Economy

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