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Anneli Selvefors

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+46 73 356 09 84

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anneli.selvefors@ri.se

Location

Göteborg

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Sustainable Business (104206)

ORCID

0000-0002-8794-6573

Anneli explores how design of products, services, and business models can accelerate the transition to a sustainable and circular future. Primarily, she addresses questions around how businesses can rethink their design processes to enable people to live a sustainable everyday life and facilitate circular consumption and production processes.

Anneli has a MSc in Industrial Design Engineering and a PhD in Human-Technology-Design completed 2017 at the division Design & Human Factors at Chalmers University of Technology.

Photo: Fotograf Catharina Fyrberg

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Circular Co-Creation Games

Can games be used to co-create new circular business model ideas with customers? And for circular companies to find each other and start collaborating? That is what we are exploring in the project “Game-Based Approaches to Create …

Future Adaptable Design Electrical Vehicle by Circular Business models, FAD-EV

The project aims to develop prototypes for profitable circular business models with associated design specifications for future-adapted heavy electric vehicles and electric cars for more electric vehicle miles.

Designing circular products and services customers want

Consumers have a key role to play in a circular economy. They can contribute to circular flows in a variety of ways, but it is important that the circular alternatives are easier to apply and more attractive than the linear. Compa…

Design for sustainable living

Products, services, systems, and built environments can with a user-centered design approach be developed with the intention to support sustainable everyday behaviours, activities, and choices.

User-centred circular design

With user-centred circular design, products and services can be adapted so that users more easily can circulate resources in a circular economy.

Eco design

The environmental impact of a product is largely dependent on the early stages of product development, where design is decisive. Therefore, the use of eco design is of importance.

Circular Business Models

Circular business models create and capture value from used items to enable a cost advantage and superior customer value. But competitive advantages like that originate from the innovation being hard to achieve. We study both the …

Future adaptive design for a circular ec

Future adaptive design can reduce business risks in circular business models through a product design for extended product life, through robustness, flexibility, and upgradeability

Behaviour and behaviour change

<p>Why do we humans behave the way we do? How do we understand, are impacted by, and use technology, products and services? How can technology be a support to changing a behaviour? Parallel to developing new (technical) solu…

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