📊Executive Summary

The article discusses a printed hybrid sensor tag designed for disposable healthcare and environmental monitoring, emphasizing sustainability through a life cycle assessment. It highlights the environmental impact of materials used, such as bio-based polyethylene and copper inks, which can reduce global warming potential significantly. The study identifies the silicon sensor chip as an environmental hotspot and outlines challenges in recycling and production processes. With the rise of disposable biomedical sensors, the article stresses the importance of eco-conscious development in electronics to mitigate electronic waste, which is projected to grow significantly by 2030. This has implications for procurement strategies focusing on sustainable materials and recycling initiatives....