Summary
Presentation by CIMES @ EFFRA WG Circular online meeting 26 June 2024 (Presented by Mathilde Bruyere)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDJIbSIY818&t=8440
- Watch the timestamped video on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDJIbSIY818&t=9022s - Video starting at the part on R&I priorities for WP26-27 and FP10 |
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Comment:
- Address the environmental footprint in Manufacturing topics : encompass and monitor the ecological footprint beyond CO2. In particular include life cycle assessement (methods and tools)
- Address in an integrated way the technologies and the implementation of circular schemes for the upcycling of waste and by products (including logitics and economics)
- Help manufacturing adapt to Supplier Relationship M input variability through tools like machine learning
- Solve problems in supply chains regarding the organizational aspects of production through industrial applications of AI
MiE_25-27_RP05: The next level of circular economy through scalable, highly productive and zero-defect re-manufacturing technologies
Comment:
- Data and AI, to provide decision support tools for the design and management of circular industrial systems that meet the right needs
- Creation and implementation of advanced and automated disassembly and remanufacturing processes, encompassing the physical retrieval of products, dismantling, segregation, and categorization
MiE_25-27_RP05_PotentialFutureResearch
MiE_Potential_27-05 Lighthouses for (cross) Sectorial transformation pathways towards circular economy
MiE_25-27_RP05: The next level of circular economy through scalable, highly productive and zero-defect re-manufacturing technologies
Comment:
- Data and AI, to provide decision support tools for the design and management of circular industrial systems that meet the right needs
- Creation and implementation of advanced and automated disassembly and remanufacturing processes, encompassing the physical retrieval of products, dismantling, segregation, and categorization