What is industry 4.0
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Industry 4.0 is the integration of physical devices with the internet to enhance manufacturing processes through cyber-physical systems, enabling customizable and high-quality products. It focuses on horizontal and vertical integration within the value network and emphasizes the digital transformation of manufacturing. The framework includes four maturity levels, addressing technical processes, organizational involvement, and broader inter-organizational collaboration.
What is industry 4.0
- 1. What is Industry 4.0? by Marc-André Léger October 2018
- 2. Key concepts of Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 is the paradigm of connecting different kinds of physical devices enriched with embedded electronics to a network or internet, so they interact, man to machine of machine to machine, facilitating IT-enabled mass customization in manufacturing. Transformation of manufacturing processes with the help of IoT platforms into cyber-physical systems that are increasingly adaptable, digitalised, interconnected and demand-driven, process to allow for customized, personalized and high-quality products. For Industry 4.0 production, it is essential to implement both the horizontal and vertical integration of the value network and the production inside the factory. Adolph, Lars, et al., 2016
- 4. Key concepts The aim of the Industry 4.0 initiative is to exploit the potential resulting from: ● the extensive use of the internet, ● the integration of technical processes and business processes, ● the digital mapping and virtualization of the real world, and ● the opportunity to create “smart” products and means of production. Adolph, Lars, et al., 2016
- 5. reference architecture model for industry 4.0 Adolph, Lars, et al., 2016
- 6. Issa(2018) define 4 maturity levels for industry 4.0 ● Level 1 – No Industrie 4.0 or only “ad-hoc”: no well-defined processes or supporting systems. ● Level 2 – Departmental level (isolated silos): digital transformation is seen as a technical or production problem that is being handled on a departmental or shop floor level. ● Level 3 – Organizational level (cross-departmental): All departments are involved in defining this vision and formulating the digital strategy. ● Level 4 – Inter-organizational level (cross value chain/supply chain partners): Digital transformation is seen here as a business issue that covers the overall value/supply chain.
- 7. Critical aspects Industry 4.0 requires deep transformation in IT for manufacturing applications: ● Robustness, resilience, information security and real-time capability; ● New digital capabilities for the business , but also the workers; ● Agility. Adolph, Lars, et al., 2016
- 8. Articles Kamble, S.S., Gunasekaran, A., Shradha A. Gawankar, S.A., Sustainable Industry 4.0 framework: A systematic literature review identifying the current trends and future perspectives, Process Safety and Environmental Protection, Volume 117, 2018, pp. 408-425 Adolph, Lars, et al., 2016. German Standardization Roadmap: Industry 4.0. Version2. DIN, Berlin.