Industrie 4.0: Hit or Hype? [Industry Forum]

Drath, Rainer; Horch, Alexander

doi:10.1109/mie.2014.2312079

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“…Interoperability is both an important enabler of Industry 4.0 and a key design concept of a future lifestyle. An intuitive example is the interoperation among traffic lights and vehicles (Drath and Horch 2014). Traffic lights in the future would connect to a network and provide information regarding their colors and time schedules.…”

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“…The cars could also send their geo-location information and speeds to the network to adjust the schedules of traffic lights for an optimal traffic flow. In Industry 4.0, field devices, machines, plants, factories, and even products will be all connected and communicate through a global network (Drath and Horch 2014), which enables interoperation within enterprises and across entire value chains. Through communication and interoperation, new business models could become more intelligent and informative, achieving a higher level of optimization.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In Industry 4.0, as objects are connected to networks, their information about location, conditions, surrounding environment, etc., can be shared and integrated, and become searchable, explorable, and analyzable (Drath and Horch 2014). Using such information, a virtual copy of the physical world could be created that represents all objects in business with their relations and activities.…”

Section: Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…By simple observation, this knowledge is hard to master, as the expert will base his individual steps on certain assumptions, common knowledge of his trade, and special tricks he learned over the years. The ability to make this information accessible to robot systems while increasing usability for the worker is a major challenge in the area of Internet of Things and Industrie 4.0 [4]. This is especially important since SMEs represent more than 99% of the businesses in the European Union [5].…”

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How to teach your robot in 5 minutes: Applying UX paradigms to human-robot-interaction

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Rickert

2017

2017 26th IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (RO-MAN)

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Abstract-When creating modern and visually appealing user experiences for the interaction with industrial robots, previously known and universally applicable paradigms in app and web design can be utilized to increase accessibility and usability of the to be created service. This is especially the case when the expected user group consists of untrained and inexperienced users and therefore system interaction focus is laid more on build progress overview, safety for human and robot, as well as overall simplification of complicated features. In this paper, we present four of the most important paradigms of modern graphical user experiences in web and app design that can be used to forward the concept of interacting with an industrial robot without any experience-related thresholds. By redesigning an existing interaction concept of a working robot cell system for assembly tasks in a small and mediumsized enterprise environment the presented paradigms are being utilized. The achieved improvements are then examined in a before-after user study to analyze the paradigm's success in suiting the user's expectation and anticipation using the redesigned service.

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“…Current use of the term is Social Networking insignificant and meaningless in some respects, as there is insufficient information about the concept [3]. Moreover, the over-ambitious marketing of this concept made it even more difficult to understand [4]. Sources referring to Industry 4.0 are repeating the same things in different ways.…”

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Social Media’s Perspective on Industry 4.0: A Twitter Analysis

Yilmaz¹,

Aygün²,

Tanrıkulu³

2017

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The development and change that has taken place in the industry recently entered a new phase in parallel with the developments in computer technology. This phase is referred as Industry 4.0. With Industry 4.0, companies are working to take advantage of information technology to increase profitability and productivity. Increasing use of social media in recent years has forced companies to show their presence on those platforms. Social media is a major source of meaningful information for companies because it contains large amounts of data. In this study, the top five companies operating in information technology (IT) research/consulting and the top five companies operating in enterprise resource planning (ERP) field were selected. Conclusions have been made based on the analysis of the tweets related to Industry 4.0.

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Industrie 4.0: Hit or Hype? [Industry Forum]

Cited by 869 publications

References 2 publications

Imagineering Audit 4.0

Imagineering Audit 4.0

How to teach your robot in 5 minutes: Applying UX paradigms to human-robot-interaction

Social Media’s Perspective on Industry 4.0: A Twitter Analysis

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