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| author | Ma, Ke Valsecchi, Francesca Tan, Yuchen Ji, Mingjia Shen, Junru Ma, Xiaoya Wu, Duan Mo, Jiao Zhao, Shijian |
| author_facet | Ma, Ke Valsecchi, Francesca Tan, Yuchen Ji, Mingjia Shen, Junru Ma, Xiaoya Wu, Duan Mo, Jiao Zhao, Shijian |
| contents | Temporary luxury branded events run on short cycles and bespoke builds that accelerate material churn. We present a circular phygital product-service system that operationalises the circular economy (CE) through a 4R frame (Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, and Recycling) across warehouse-to-event journeys. Developed via a multi-method design inquiry with a tier-1 contractor, the system couples physical touchpoints (reusable fold-flat transit boxes, adjustable racking, standard labels) with digital orchestration (a live digital warehouse, list-based outbound/inbound workflow, and a sustainable materials library). The architecture aligns roles and decisions, protects and identifies assets, and makes reuse the default under luxury brand constraints. By embedding traceable actions and CE-aligned rules into everyday handoffs, the PSS shifts procurement, storage, dispatch, return, and redeployment toward value retention. The contribution is a replicable, practice-ready route from circular intent to operational change in branded environments, advancing responsible retail without compromising speed or aesthetic standards. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | A 4R-supported circular product-service system for luxury branded events Ma, Ke Valsecchi, Francesca Tan, Yuchen Ji, Mingjia Shen, Junru Ma, Xiaoya Wu, Duan Mo, Jiao Zhao, Shijian Human-Computer Interaction Temporary luxury branded events run on short cycles and bespoke builds that accelerate material churn. We present a circular phygital product-service system that operationalises the circular economy (CE) through a 4R frame (Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, and Recycling) across warehouse-to-event journeys. Developed via a multi-method design inquiry with a tier-1 contractor, the system couples physical touchpoints (reusable fold-flat transit boxes, adjustable racking, standard labels) with digital orchestration (a live digital warehouse, list-based outbound/inbound workflow, and a sustainable materials library). The architecture aligns roles and decisions, protects and identifies assets, and makes reuse the default under luxury brand constraints. By embedding traceable actions and CE-aligned rules into everyday handoffs, the PSS shifts procurement, storage, dispatch, return, and redeployment toward value retention. The contribution is a replicable, practice-ready route from circular intent to operational change in branded environments, advancing responsible retail without compromising speed or aesthetic standards. |
| title | A 4R-supported circular product-service system for luxury branded events |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.20613 |