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Society Description
Society 1.0 Hunter-gatherer society
Society 2.0 Agrarian society (agriculture-based)
Society 3.0 Industrial society (mass production)
Society 4.0 Information society (internet, IT revolution)
Society 5.0 Super-smart society (integration of cyberspace and physical space)
Whereas Society 4.0 focused on information access and digitization, Society 5.0 aims to use advanced
technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), robotics, and big data to solve
deep-rooted social issues—ranging from aging populations and climate change to inequality and
resource scarcity.
Integration of Physical and Cyber Spaces: Real-world actions and digital data are seamlessly
connected, enabling real-time decision-making.
Personalization and Inclusivity: Services are tailored to individual needs, making society more
inclusive across age, ability, and location.
Sustainability and Innovation: The model aligns with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
by promoting smart cities, clean energy, and circular economies.
Mobility: Autonomous vehicles and smart traffic systems ensure safe, efficient, and accessible
transportation for all.
Agriculture: Precision farming uses drones and sensors to optimize yields and conserve resources.
Disaster Management: Sensor networks and AI forecast and mitigate natural disasters like floods or
earthquakes.
Social Equity: Reduces rural-urban disparities and enhances accessibility for marginalized groups.