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Industry 5

Industry 5.0 represents the next phase of industrial evolution, focusing on human-machine collaboration rather than mere automation. It emphasizes human-centric systems, sustainability, and resilience, aiming to enhance capabilities through technology as an enabler. Key challenges include high initial costs and cybersecurity, while advantages encompass increased efficiency, mass customization, and new job opportunities.
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Industry 5

Industry 5.0 represents the next phase of industrial evolution, focusing on human-machine collaboration rather than mere automation. It emphasizes human-centric systems, sustainability, and resilience, aiming to enhance capabilities through technology as an enabler. Key challenges include high initial costs and cybersecurity, while advantages encompass increased efficiency, mass customization, and new job opportunities.
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Humans should never be subservient to machines

and automation,
but machines and automation should be
subservient to Humans.

Howard Harry Rosenbrock


(16 December 1920 – 21 October 2010)
Industry 5.0
Journey of Industry from Coal to Computers
through 5 Cs.

Prof. Krishnakumar D. Joshi, Mechanical Engineering, TKIET, Warananagar


Industry 1.0
Began in 18th century

First Industrial Revolution

Steam power

STEAM SHIPS
Mechanisation
STEAM POWERED LOCOMOTIVES
Industry 2.0
Began in 19th century

Second Industrial Revolution

Electricity
SOPHISTICATED MACHINES
Mass Production
ASSEMBLY LINES
HIGHER PRODUCTION RATE
Industry 3.0
Began in 20th century

Third Industrial Revolution

Memory-Programmable Controls
AUTOMATED PRODUCTION
Partial Automation
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
ROBOTS
Industry 4.0
Began in 21st century

Fourth Industrial Revolution

Complete Automation

INTERLINKED MACHINES
Information & Communication Technology
CYBER PHYSICAL SYSTEMS

Augmented & Virtual Reality UNMANNED WORSHOPS


Industry 5.0
About to begin

Fifth Industrial Revolution

Artificial Intelligence and IoT

HUMAN-MACHINE COLLABORATION
Intelligent Machines & COBOTS
HUMAN-CENTRIC SYSTEMS

Mass Customization
The 5 Cs-Journey from I1 to I5
Co-existence – Humans may use some simple tools or work independently
(I1 and I2)
Co-operation – Machines and humans share workspace and tasks but do
not work simultaneously on the same task (I3)
Collaboration – Machines and humans accomplish tasks via synchronized
interactive activities (I4)
Compassion – Machines sense human emotions, needs and preferences.
Humans care about the health of empathic machines (I5)
Co-evolution – Machines and humans grow in capabilities through mutual
interactions (I5)
Where does Industry 5.0 come from?
In fact, it is an outcome of the lessons
learnt from Industry 4.0

Technically, it is an augmentation, addition


and amendment to Industry 4.0
What exactly is Industry 5.0?
Instead of mere automation, performance
and efficiency, a balance between Technology
& the Humane aspects like creativity, instinct,
experience and intuition.
What exactly is Industry 5.0?
It will encourage resilient, sustainable and
socially responsible industrial practices with
prime focus on being Human-centric
What exactly is Industry 5.0?
Robots won’t replace Human but
complement & collaborate with them for
mutual benefit.
What exactly is Industry 5.0?
Industry 5.0 is mostly focused on the
integration of humans working alongside
robots and AI/IoT devices in the automated
industrial environment.
Proposition of Industry 5.0
Industry 5.0 looks at the Technology as an
ENABLER rather than a REPLACEMENT, to
augment the capabilities.
Three Pillars of Industry 5.0
Human Centricity

Sustainability

Resilience
Components of Industry 5.0
Automation

Interconnection

Simulation & Virtual Reality

Big Data

HUMAN BEING
Challenges in Industry 5.0
High initial cost

Cyber Security

Fear among Employees of being obsolete


Advantages of Industry 5.0
Increased Efficiency, Safety and Quality

Mass Customization

Cost reduction

Sustainability

Variety of new Job opportunities


Technology enablers of Industry 5.0
Exoskeletons Digital Twin Technology

Drone Technology 5G and Beyond

Industrial Blockchain Mixed Reality


Industry 5.0
COBOTS

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