As part of the EU’s circular economy initiatives, the Digital Product Passport (DPP) was included as a key element to give the products in question, e.g. batteries, electronics, textiles, construction, an identity and to make specific information about them accessible. As part of research and development, EDCi e.V. is making corresponding contributions to this; documents on this can be found here:
- Investigation-DPP-ID-Codes-whitePaper, rev.231010
- Digital-Passport-ScanSpots, rev.230929
- Digital-Passport-ID-methods, rev.230328
- Digital-Passport-ID-methods-part-II, rev.240607
- DPP-Identifiers-Comparison, rev.240130
- ESPR-DPPIdentifier-requirements, rev.240129
- VDA-DPP: Contribution Identifier concept for the Automotive Industry, rev.240221
- DPP technical article for the yearbook „ident 2024“ (DE), rev.240109
