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Annotation: The article contains a study of the professional aspects of the work with permanent makeup artists concerning left-handed individuals. An analysis of ergonomic and educational problems left-handed workers come up against will be conducted in this study, along with recommendations for adapting workplaces and training methods to enhance their professional skills. The urgency of this work lies in the creation of conditions for the successful professional activities of left-handed craftsmen, since most methods and equipment were traditionally oriented towards right-handers, which added additional difficulties in both the process of training and work. The novelty of the study lies in a systematic consideration of biomechanical characteristics of left-handed specialists related to permanent makeup, as well as suggesting practical amendments both to the workspace and training methods that can help improve the quality of work and reduce physical stress. The major conclusions are that left-handed experts find it tough to arrange the place of work and also to learn methods intended for right-handers, which requires personal adjustment and change of regular techniques. This information will help permanent makeup artists, teachers, and training pros, along with beauty salon owners, who want to make a welcoming work setting for left-handed workers.

Annotation: Nuances and aspects of marketing products created based on and in the development of digital technologies in their interaction with TRIZ.

Annotation: In the article examines key aspects of implementing the European Green Deal (EGD) in the context of industrial transformation and achieving climate neutrality by 2040. The primary focus is on aligning sustainable development with economic growth, particularly through decarbonization, circular economy principles, and innovative technologies.The study analyzes mechanisms for supporting industry, including financing, regulatory frameworks, and international partnerships, with an emphasis on key sectors such as renewable energy, electromobility, and hydrogen energy. Special attention is given to the challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the role of government policy in ensuring a just transition.A significant portion is dedicated to innovative solutions, particularly carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies, modernization of energy infrastructure, and the development of sustainable supply chains. The authors highlight the need to strengthen the EU’s global climate diplomacy and integrate social considerations into decarbonization policies.The research is based on official EU documents, analytical reports from international organizations, and academic works related to sustainable industrial development. The article provides a comprehensive perspective on strategies for achieving the EU’s climate goals, combining environmental responsibility, economic competitiveness, and social inclusion.

Annotation: In a modern society, implementing and organizing various options for the comprehensive, multifaceted development of an innovative economy, especially in areas related to smart production and technology, stress loads of all kinds that arise in the most active organizers of project development processes and generators of new technical and commercial ideas aimed at optimizing and accelerating development processes require an adequate response and unobtrusive, but extremely reliable and natural technologies and special equipment for rehabilitation; The publication shows models of system control and regulatory complex model subsystems using contactless resonant sensors as dynamic links between a mobile controlled object and mobile communication facilities, operating on the principles of electromagnetic resonance spectroscopy and having different design versions.