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    Eldo Geevarghese Zacharia

    Assistant Professor | Corporate Relations Officer


    SAINTGITS Institute of Management
    8891005054
    [email protected] |[email protected]
    461 472 7217
    Module 1 Contents

    HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION AND ITS ECOSYSTEM


    Industry 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 revolutions, TB3 Chapter 1
    meaning

    Artificial Intelligence, Impact of AI, catalysts


    for industry 4.0, opportunities and benefits, TB2 Chapter 1
    Challenges

    catalysts for industry 4.0, opportunities and TB 2 Chapter 2


    benefits, Challenges

    Android and AI, Competitiveness in Industry TB 3 Chapter 1


    4.0
    Industry 4.0
    The industrial revolution 4.0 is considered the era of
    production facilities, storage systems and smart
    machines that can trigger actions, control other
    devices and exchange information autonomously
    without any human intervention. - IIoT

    Industrial Internet of Things


    • Cloud computing and big data
    • Cyber-physical systems
    • Machine learning and artificial intelligence
    • The Internet of Things (IoT)
    Industry 4.0
    Another important aspect of the fourth industrial revolution
    is the increased attention to sustainability and
    environmental issues.

    The three pillars of


    sustainability are
    • eco-friendly activities
    • environmental,
    • conserve natural resources for future
    • economic and
    generations,
    • social sustainability)
    • opportunity to improve the
    efficiency of manufacturing
    processes
    • improve business profitability.
    Cyber-Physical Technologies in Industry 4.0
    System (CPS)

    These systems are used in there are smart machines that


    various industrial processes to can monitor and detect failures
    analyze, guide and share in manufacturing processes
    intelligent actions, making the Cyber-Physical Systems have also
    devices smarter. made it possible for industries to
    be virtually visualized; hence,
    they can be easily monitored and
    regulated even from remote
    locations
    How Industry 4.0 Technologies are
    Changing Manufacturing
    IoT stands for Internet of Things, which refers to the
    connection between physical objects and the internet.
    There are many IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) pertains to the
    technologies paving connection between people, data, and machines
    new paths in related to manufacturing.
    the digital
    manufacturing space. Smart factories are considered factories that utilize
    Some of the most Industry 4.0 technologies and solutions.
    impactful
    technologies are:
    ERP (enterprise resource planning) solutions are
    business process management tools intended to
    streamline operations.
    How Industry 4.0 Technologies are
    Changing Manufacturing
    AI & Machine Learning is the concept of artificial
    intelligence involving programming a computer to be
    There are many able to perform tasks that historically have required
    technologies paving some level of human intelligence
    new paths in Cyber-physical systems refer to an Industry 4.0
    the digital manufacturing environment that includes real-time
    manufacturing space. data collection, analysis and visibility across every
    Some of the most aspect of the operation.
    impactful
    technologies are:
    Cloud computing uses interconnected remote,
    internet-hosted servers to store, manage and process
    information.
    Industry 4.0 tools span the full product life cycle and supply chain.
    Design | sales | inventory | scheduling |quality | engineering | customer service
    Enhanced productivity: Automation and optimization allow
    manufacturers to stay competitive against disruptors.
    Benefits of Improved working conditions: Personnel can be better
    leveraged, collaboration is increased across departments and a
    Industry 4.0 younger workforce will apply.
    Greater agility: Real-time data, predictive analytics, internet-connected
    machinery, and automation can help you work more proactively and
    adapt to change more rapidly.
    Better quality: A variety of Industry 4.0 tools can increase quality
    control and provide higher-quality and more consistent products.
    A real-time supply chain: With real-time data, you can make smarter
    and faster decisions about your business

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