09: Industry 4.0 Flashcards
1
Q
6 new techs in POM / industry 4.0
A
- IoT, incl. sensors & nanosensors
- wearables
- big data incl. mobile techs
- Cloud computing & cyber security
- VR & augmented reality incl. simulation
- Robotics & AI including drones & machine learning
2
Q
1., 2., 3., 4. industrial revolution =
(2 elements each)
A
- ~1780: introduction of mechanical production power by steam & water
- ~1870: division of labour + electricity = assembly lines
- 1969: electronics & IT systems = mechatronics
- ~2010 onwards: use of cyber-physical systems –> internet of things
3
Q
industry 4.0 techs:
3 properties of these techs
A
- drones
- additive manufacturing
- RFID
- computer controlled machines
- AI
- VR
- internet
- social media
3 properties of these techs:
- not really new
- increasingly cheap
- coming together
4
Q
3 arguments why industry 4.0 may really be a revolution
+ Consultancies who love this
A
- velocity of progress is exponential
- high breadth & depth of progress
- interdependent system change
+ McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, PWC, Deloitte, Roland Berger…
5
Q
2 geopolitical implications of industry 4.0
A
- only a fraction of the world is ready for it
- could it trigger reshoring (aka backshoring) to developed countries?
6
Q
3 key points about industry 4.0 & lesson from it
A
- physical & IT world are merging
- implications are difficult to fully grasp
- computers are so dexterous that it is difficult to predict how they will be used in a few years
=> become faster at learning!
7
Q
digitization VS digitalization
A
Process of converting analog data into digital form
VS
Adoption of computer technologies in organizations
but both are part of
The physical and digital worlds merging