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@Article{Pruhs+Kusch+Bertagnolli+Viere+Woidasky,
Cite-key = "Pruhs2023Maki",
Year= "2023",
Number= "1",
Volume= "Industry 4.0 Science 39",
Pages= "64-71",
Journal = "Industry 4.0 Science",
Title= "Makigami in the Product Development Process – Using a Lean Methodology to Integrate Sustainable and Circular Product Design",
Author= "Annika Pruhs, Anina Kusch, Frank Bertagnolli, Tobias Viere and Jörg Woidasky, Institute for Industrial Ecology, Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences",
Doi= "https://doi.org/10.30844/I4SE.23.1.64",
Abstract= "In order to implement future improvements in circular product properties such as lifespan extension, continued use or high-quality recycling, industrial product development and design processes must take the entire
ecological and economic life cycle of products into account. This article uses a company example to explain how such processes can be documented and analyzed using the Makigami method to support a comprehensive “Design for Circularity” concept. The chosen approach facilitates the
identification of the application points of circular design decisions and the implementation of validated circular economy principles.",
Keywords= "lean method, makigami, circular economy, product development, circular product design, EU Directive 2009/125/EC, ecodesign approaches, environmentally friendly product design, eco-friendly product design, product carbon footprint",
}
Annika Pruhs, Anina Kusch, Frank Bertagnolli, Tobias Viere and Jörg Woidasky, Institute for Industrial Ecology, Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences(2023): Makigami in the Product Development Process – Using a Lean Methodology to Integrate Sustainable and Circular Product Design. Industry 4.0 Science 391(2023), S. 64-71. Online: https://doi.org/10.30844/I4SE.23.1.64 (Abgerufen 21.12.24)
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In order to implement future improvements in circular product properties such as lifespan extension, continued use or high-quality recycling, industrial product development and design processes must take the entire ecological and economic life cycle of products into account. This article uses a company example to explain how such processes can be documented and analyzed using the Makigami method to support a comprehensive “Design for Circularity” concept. The chosen approach facilitates the identification of the application points of circular design decisions and the implementation of validated circular economy principles.
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lean method, makigami, circular economy, product development, circular product design, EU Directive 2009/125/EC, ecodesign approaches, environmentally friendly product design, eco-friendly product design, product carbon footprint
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