A review: Eco-Conscious Design: Incorporating Biodegradable Materials in Modern Product Development

• Published in: E3S web of conferences 2024-01, Vol.505, p.3003
• Main Authors: Anjimoon, Shaik, Raj R, Gowtham, Singla, Atul, Khan, Irfan, Paul, Surovi, Abdul-Zahra, Dalael Saad
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Subjects: biodegradable materials; consumer sustainability; eco-conscious design; environmental impact; green manufacturing; sustainable product development
• ISSN: 2267-1242; 2267-1242
• DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202450503003

The study paper investigates the rapidly evolving field of sustainable design and the increasing acceptance of biodegradable materials in the method of developing products. This research explores the movement towards environmentally conscious designs in light of increased environmental concerns and increasing customer demand for goods that are sustainable. This study addresses a range of biodegradable materials, examining their corresponding characteristics and investigating their integration into product design in various industries. This research discusses some of the challenges encountered in the purchase, production, and promotion of biodegradable products, all the while assuring their practicality and physical appeal. Also, the article examines the environmental consequences linked to these materials, drawing comparisons with traditional non-biodegradable alternatives. This study utilizes a mixture of theoretical analysis and case studies to offer useful insight into efficient techniques for implementing materials that decompose into product design. The research places a strong focus on achieving an equilibrium between ecological responsibility, practicality, and appealing to consumers.