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whatt.io Chosen as Partner for CIRPASS-2 Consortium Proposal
Malmö Sweden, As the European Union moves forward with its Green Deal and the anticipated legislation of Digital Product Passport (DPP) in 2027, the CIRPASS-2 consortium proposal has strategically selected whatt.io corporation to be a pivotal partner in this transformative journey.
Central to this collaboration will be whatt.io's expertise in the "Pilot Ecosystem for Repair and Maintenance of Audio and Emergency Lighting Equipment," showcasing the firm's commitment to sustainable product management.
"Being chosen for this role is a testament to our vision and dedication. With the upcoming EU mandates, we're poised to lead and demonstrate the tangible benefits of DPP in enhancing product lifecycles," remarked Stefan Larsson, CEO and founder of whatt.io.
This alliance aligns perfectly with whatt.io's mission to advocate for a circular economy, ensuring products are utilized to their full potential, be it through reuse, repair, or recycling
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At whatt.io our mission is to revolutionize the way products are re-used, repaired, refurbished, and recycled. Through our innovative cloud-based platform, we provide instant access to product information, secure authentication, and seamless spare parts ordering.
With a strong commitment to sustainability and circular economy principles, we enable businesses and consumers to make informed decisions, reduce waste, and contribute to a cleaner environment.
By leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as cloud computing, blockchain, AI, and additive manufacturing, we create a secure and transparent ecosystem that protects intellectual property and ensures data integrity.
Our mission is to empower individuals, foster a circular economy, and build a sustainable future where waste is eliminated, plastic pollution is eradicated, and the full potential of products is realized.
