The book explores how Digital Product Passports and AI are redefining a New Made in Italy within the EU Green Deal, bridging the gap between tradition and innovation through transparency, sustainability, and digitisation. Clear and accessible, it addresses both professionals and non-specialists, aiming to foster widespread awareness around ecological transition. It includes a research-based glossary with AI-generated images, providing readers with conceptual and visual tools to understand the new lexicon of circular economy and emerging paradigms of contemporary design.
Designing with invisible hands Digital product passports and AI in the new Made in Italy
Graziella Bernardo;
2025-01-01
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The book explores how Digital Product Passports and AI are redefining a New Made in Italy within the EU Green Deal, bridging the gap between tradition and innovation through transparency, sustainability, and digitisation. Clear and accessible, it addresses both professionals and non-specialists, aiming to foster widespread awareness around ecological transition. It includes a research-based glossary with AI-generated images, providing readers with conceptual and visual tools to understand the new lexicon of circular economy and emerging paradigms of contemporary design.File in questo prodotto:
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