yellow3 lab published a short briefing focused on developments businesses genuinely need to understand every Monday morning.
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Information about the Digital Product Passport is not difficult to find. Understanding what actually matters is. Every week, I see new announcements, new interpretations…
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yellow3 lab
We use emerging technology to make business less complicated.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Copenhagen, DK
- Company size
- 1 employee
About yellow3 lab
yellow3 lab uses emerging technology to make business less complicated. We are an independent research lab in Copenhagen. Research first, build when it helps. We measure what is actually happening in emerging technology and regulation, publish the numbers as live instruments, and build platforms where the research shows software can remove the complexity. Three problems. Three different outcomes. DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORTS — Evidence and decision infrastructure for buyers. The DPP Buyer Platform structures the buyer's work from strategy and readiness, through capability architecture and evidence-based provider selection, into structured procurement. The DPP Supplier Register is an independent public register of 190 mapped organisations, with a machine-readable CSV and JSON dataset. AI MARKET INTELLIGENCE — Model Adoption is our live weekly instrument for routed AI usage: regional share of routed tokens, the most-routed models, and yellow3's own weekly call graded in public. The EU AI Act record tracks what changed, what applies, and the evidence behind each obligation status. SOFTWARE CREATION — naffe.ai turns a described outcome into working software, for people who understand the business problem rather than the technology. We also advise. Independent research and human judgment applied to consequential decisions, without becoming the implementation team. People define what matters. Systems do more of the execution. Evidence stays inspectable. Technology should increase what people can accomplish — humans remain responsible for the outcome. yellow3 does not issue, host or operate Digital Product Passports.
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yellow3 lab published a Monday Morning Briefing discussing three signals regarding the Digital Product Passport conversation, including Europe moving closer to completing the horizontal technical framework, industrial production data being used to generate Digital Product Passports directly, and global standardisation beginning to move beyond Europe.
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yellow3 lab covered the shift in digital product information infrastructure in its Monday Morning Briefing.
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yellow3 lab published a briefing connecting developments behind the question of who pays after the product has been sold in the Digital Product Passport in fashion, product data, recycling, unsold stock, and the cost of handling products after use.
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