How did industries begin?
The fourth Industrial Revolution (I
ndustry4.0) is changing the way pr
oducts are created by
spreading digitized manufacturing
/processing and
automation.We have
seen the benefits of automation
over decades and are now adding
enhanced data, machine learning
and artificial intelligence to the
mix.Today, autonomous systems
are more interconnected,
communicating, analyzing and
interpreting data to let managers
intelligently decide and act in
other areas of the factory.
Industry 4.0
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?
Operational
efficiency
• Asset
utilization
• Operational
cost reduction
• Worker
productivity
New products and
services
• Pay-per-use
• Software-
based services
• Data
monetization
Outcome economy
• Pay-per-
outcome
• New connected
ecosystems
• Platform-
enabled
marketplace
Autonomous, pull
economy
• Continuous
demandsensing
• End-to-end
automation
• Resource
optimization &
waste reduction
When you look at Industry 4.0, it’s based on
a logic of cyber-physical systems (i.e.
connected systems). That is to say you’ve
got autocratic, independently operating
systems, which self-
optimize,communicate with each other
and, ultimately,optimize production as a
whole ECKARD EBERLE CEO Process Automation @Siemens
FACTORY 4.0 BY SIEMENS
3D Printed House
3D Printed House
3D Printed House
Unrealistic Expectations?
London Evening Standard
10 Oct 1977
Industry 4.0 Applications Today
Identify Opportunities
Optimise Logistics and supply chain
Autonomous Equipment and Vehicles
Industry 4.0 Applications Today
Robots
Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
Internet of Things and The Cloud
“IoT gives you the right information at the right time.”
Cloud computing
Industry 4.0
KEY FIGURES
By 2020, more than 1 BILLION CONNECTED OBJECTS
will equip factories (237M today). This represents an ANNUAL
GROWTH OF MORE THAN 55% .
Industry 4.0
• The goal of Industry 4.0, is to increase the amount of usable data and improve
decision making. Timely access to data and its delivery depends
on networks. Networking technology, along with manufacturing
processes and methods, must advance to handle more data.
• Intelligent, interconnected automation requires connected machines
collecting and sharing information. How these machines and factory
communicate through networks makes Industry 4.0 possible.
Conclusion
While Industry 4.0 is still evolving and we might not have the
complete picture until we look back 30 years from now, companies
who are adopting the technologies realize Industry 4.0's potential.
These same companies are also grappling with how to upskill their
current workforce to take on new work responsibilities made possible
by Internet 4.0 and to recruit new employees with the right skills.
What will come next?
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Industry 4.0

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    The fourth IndustrialRevolution (I ndustry4.0) is changing the way pr oducts are created by spreading digitized manufacturing /processing and automation.We have seen the benefits of automation over decades and are now adding enhanced data, machine learning and artificial intelligence to the mix.Today, autonomous systems are more interconnected, communicating, analyzing and interpreting data to let managers intelligently decide and act in other areas of the factory.
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    Industry 4.0 WHAT ARETHE BENEFITS? Operational efficiency • Asset utilization • Operational cost reduction • Worker productivity New products and services • Pay-per-use • Software- based services • Data monetization Outcome economy • Pay-per- outcome • New connected ecosystems • Platform- enabled marketplace Autonomous, pull economy • Continuous demandsensing • End-to-end automation • Resource optimization & waste reduction
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    When you lookat Industry 4.0, it’s based on a logic of cyber-physical systems (i.e. connected systems). That is to say you’ve got autocratic, independently operating systems, which self- optimize,communicate with each other and, ultimately,optimize production as a whole ECKARD EBERLE CEO Process Automation @Siemens FACTORY 4.0 BY SIEMENS
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    Industry 4.0 ApplicationsToday Identify Opportunities Optimise Logistics and supply chain Autonomous Equipment and Vehicles
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    Industry 4.0 ApplicationsToday Robots Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) Internet of Things and The Cloud
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    “IoT gives youthe right information at the right time.”
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    Industry 4.0 KEY FIGURES By2020, more than 1 BILLION CONNECTED OBJECTS will equip factories (237M today). This represents an ANNUAL GROWTH OF MORE THAN 55% .
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    Industry 4.0 • Thegoal of Industry 4.0, is to increase the amount of usable data and improve decision making. Timely access to data and its delivery depends on networks. Networking technology, along with manufacturing processes and methods, must advance to handle more data. • Intelligent, interconnected automation requires connected machines collecting and sharing information. How these machines and factory communicate through networks makes Industry 4.0 possible.
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    Conclusion While Industry 4.0is still evolving and we might not have the complete picture until we look back 30 years from now, companies who are adopting the technologies realize Industry 4.0's potential. These same companies are also grappling with how to upskill their current workforce to take on new work responsibilities made possible by Internet 4.0 and to recruit new employees with the right skills.
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