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 ==== Introduction ====  ==== Introduction ==== 
-Our team has considered these values throughout the Bloem project. The analysis is based on general engineering ethics frameworks, such as those defined by the IEEE Code of Ethics, which emphasize safety, honesty, sustainability and responsibility towards society <color #ed1c24>[cite here (IEEE, 2020)]</color>.+Our team has considered these values throughout the Bloem project. The analysis is based on general engineering ethics frameworks, such as those defined by the IEEE Code of Ethics, which emphasize safety, honesty, sustainability and responsibility towards society [(IEEEICECS2024CodeOfEthics)].
  
 The analysis covers five essential areas: The analysis covers five essential areas:
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   * Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU) ensuring electrical safety of lighting and electronics [(LowVoltageDirective)]   * Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU) ensuring electrical safety of lighting and electronics [(LowVoltageDirective)]
   * EMC Directive (2014/30/EU) preventing electromagnetic interference between components [(EMCD)]   * EMC Directive (2014/30/EU) preventing electromagnetic interference between components [(EMCD)]
-  * General Product Safety Directive (2001/95/EC) ensuring overall product safety <color #ed1c24>[cite reference here]</color>+  * General Product Safety Directive (2001/95/EC) ensuring overall product safety [(ProductSafety)]
   * Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC) if moving or mechanical parts are included [(Machinerydirective)]   * Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC) if moving or mechanical parts are included [(Machinerydirective)]
  
 Compliance with these directives is necessary for CE marking and allows the product to be legally introduced to the European market. Compliance with these directives is necessary for CE marking and allows the product to be legally introduced to the European market.
 If digital features are included, data protection must also be considered. Only necessary data should be collected and users must be informed transparently about its use. If digital features are included, data protection must also be considered. Only necessary data should be collected and users must be informed transparently about its use.
-By addressing these aspects, the team reduces risks and ensures accountability for the final product <color #ed1c24>[cite here (European Commission, 2026)]</color>.+By addressing these aspects, the team reduces risks and ensures accountability for the final product. [(EUR-LEX)]
  
 ==== Summary ==== ==== Summary ====
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