Radical technological innovations are emerging in response to environmental, economic
and geopolitical pressures. This affects how we design and manufacture new solutions …

A circular economy (CE) calls for the value of materials and products to be maintained and
recovered through narrowing, closing, and slowing loops. However, there remain …

This article explores consumers' replacement of electronic products. A survey with 617
participants from Western Europe who had recently replaced their smartphones, vacuum …

Using repair services instead of new purchases creates local added value and contributes to
a circular economy. The main aim of this research was to characterize repair service …

Disassembly is a decisive step in the remanufacturing process of End-of-Life (EoL) products.
As an emerging semi-automatic disassembly paradigm, human–robot collaborative …

Electronics waste (e‐waste) is the fastest growing category of hazardous solid waste in the
world. While the generation of e‐waste has recently attracted the attention of a number of …

Abstract Design for disassembly approaches are crucial for supporting industrial circular
economy transition. However, a significant limitation of current design for disassembly …

Repairing is one of the most relevant strategies within the Circular Economy (CE) concept
since it contributes to waste prevention and extends product and components' lifespan …

Robot-assisted screw removal can greatly facilitate the disassembly and remanufacturing
automation of end-of-life products to realise circular economies. However, it is challenging to …

This research analysis aims to identify the impact of Product Quality, Product Design, Price
Perception on Brand Image and Purchasing Decisions in Lock n Lock Indonesia using PLS …