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In the Circ-Boost Barcelona pilot, a new kind of sensor system is being tested – one that embeds the data directly into the concrete. How it works? Special RFID tags with high memory capacity are embedded up to 3 cm deep into concrete elements. These tags act as self-contained digital “black boxes” storing all lifecycle

On March 11, 2025, professionals from local authorities gathered in Paris 🇫🇷 for the workshop: “Reuse Platforms: Focus on the PEMD System, Digital and Physical Platforms” Hosted by Cap Digital, the event explored the role of local authorities in implementing the PEMD diagnostic (Products, Equipment, Materials, and Waste) and leveraging digital platforms to enhance reuse

At Circ-Boost, we celebrate innovations that combine sustainability with safety. The INODIS system is a great example of how recycled materials can protect both buildings and lives. Developed in collaboration between the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Civil Engineering and RWTH Aachen University, this system uses recycled rubber to absorb seismic forces and reduce damage

The Metropole du Grand Paris has officially launched BTP Match, a regional digital tool designed to scale up the reuse of materials on construction sites. The launch event was hosted by Cap Digital. As partner in the Circ-Boost project, Metropole du Grand Paris is driving the development and deployment of this innovative platform. What is

How do we reduce concrete waste and build sustainably in the Arctic? At the SCABEAC Supercluster webinar on Arctic Construction, Leif-Gunnar Hanssen and Sofija Kekez-Baran from UiT- The Arctic University of Norway shared insights from Circ-Boost’s Pilot 5 (Norway) on circular concrete practices. They highlighted real-life reuse strategies – including work on the new GAIA