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Having completed a project that delivered a repairable litter picker with it’s own marketplace of spare parts and instructions, we’ll be talking about the concept of design for repair, and the systems that are required to lift this highly attainable element of the circular economy off of the ground. Repair is a key way in which the billions of end-users around the world can engage in extending the lifecycle of their products, diverting them from linear disposal, and it doesn’t require any significant advancements in technology or science to achieve. So what’s stopping people from fixing their possessions? Besides Obsolescence, cost and convenience remain key barriers to repair culture. To help change this, further Right to Repair laws are rolling out in 2026 and 2027, making it a progressively more critical topic to discuss over the next few years to ensure that it tangibly benefits our society in a meaningful way.
