Maurizio Petrucciani
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Maurizio Petrucciani is a researcher at the intersection of sustainable design, product-service systems (PSS), and digital fabrication. His work focuses on integrating environmental assessment tools—specifically Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)—directly into design platforms, enabling real-time sustainability evaluation during the creative process. His most cited paper, "Integrating a LCA tool with a design platform towards a sustainable-aware PSS design: application in a FabLAB environment" (2018, 11 citations), demonstrates a practical framework for embedding eco-conscious decision-making into FabLAB and maker spaces. This contribution addresses a critical gap: while PSS models are recognized for their potential to decouple economic growth from resource use, designers often lack accessible tools to quantify environmental impacts early in development. Petrucciani’s work empowers engineers and designers to move beyond post-hoc sustainability checks, fostering a proactive, data-driven approach to green innovation. His research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners in sustainable engineering, product design, and circular economy, offering a replicable methodology for bridging software tools and sustainability metrics. By championing sustainable-aware PSS design, Petrucciani is helping shape a future where environmental responsibility is not an afterthought, but a core design parameter.
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