Connected Tires with RFID

Anja Van Bocxlaer

Anja Van Bocxlaer

Managing Director

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Christophe Duc

Christophe Duc

RFID Initiative and Service Model Leader, Car Manufacturers & Distribution

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Michelin Think WIoT

Published

May 13, 2024

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Christophe Duc explains why RFID in tires should be the standard. RFID in tires help support a cicular economy. Tires are given a digital product passport and stakeholders across the supply chain will be able to gain access to tire data. The sorting process of end-of-life tires (ELT) is made more efficient with RFID. Discover the future of connected tires in this lecture!

  • Speaker: Christophe Duc, RFID Initiative and Service Model Leader, Car Manufacturers & Distribution, Michelin

  • Title: How Can Connecting Tires Support the Tire Circular Economy?

  • Source: Think Wireless IoT Day 01-2024: Logistics | Supply Chain | Transportation | Retail

  • Date: 27th March 2024

Content:

  • End-of-life tires (ELT) are globally well collected. However their sorting has until now been very manual and exhausting.

  • Automatization and digitalization start to drastically change that by improving ergonomics and value and supporting the development of new recycling streams. An example made at REGOM will be shared.

  • RFID in tires and standard access to data will further unlock possibilities, fostered by the coming Digital Product Passport for tires in Europe, and its CIRPASS2 Pilot starting May 2024.

  • There will be no circular economy in tires without RFID.

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