Industry 4.

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Juan ignacio torres garza

Profesora : tania ramos

Facultad de sistemas

Universidad autonoma de Coahuila

 Industry 4.0

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What is the industry 4.0?
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The definition of industry 4.0 is the trend towards automation and the
exchange of data in manufacturing technologies through three main
elements: the Internet of Things, Physical Cyber Systems and Cloud
Computing.

What are the objectives of industry 4.0?

Industry 4.0 implies the promise of a new revolution that combines

advanced production techniques and operations with intelligent
technologies that will be integrated into organizations, people and
assets
 Why is Industry 4.0 important?

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It is important to understand the potential of this fourth industrial revolution
because it will not only affect manufacturing processes. Its scope is much
broader, affecting all industries and sectors and even society.

What are the impacts of Industry 4.0?

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The impacts of Industry 4.0 can be felt at multiple levels: in large
ecosystems, at the organizational level and at the individual level (in
employees and customers):
 Characteristics of the fourth industrial revolution

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The main features of this new connected 4.0 industry could be
summarized in:
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Vertical connection in the form of a network:
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Virtualization:
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Decentralization:
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Real time reaction:
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Customer orientation:
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Modularity:
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Advanced Analytics:
 industry 4.0 example
fair project k 2019

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Individualized information
in the cloud
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Arburg, manufacturer of injection molding
machinery, presented a luggage tag that
can be individually marked, and that may
have the option of carrying a QR code or a
chip. It is possible to establish a connection
between the tag and a website, in which
the traveler's data is stored. It is as if
practically every piece of luggage has its
own website. In the future, this tag could
replace the identification strip that usually
sticks around the handle of the suitcase
when a flight is checked-in.