Navigating Industry 5.0: A Survey of Key Enabling Technologies, Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities

Potential of Satellite-Airborne Sensing Technologies for Agriculture 4.0 and Climate-Resilient: A Review

“…A reliable sensing infrastructure that provides accuracy, high-resolution, and real-time data collection with costeffective adoptions will enable effective virtual optimization by integrating the data into virtual simulation approaches such as digital twin (DT) or predictive modelling [119]. Processing multi modalities data in sensing technologies needs to consider a strategy to integrate it.…”

Resource-Constrained EXtended Reality Operated With Digital Twin in Industrial Internet of Things

“…Generally, Resource-Constrained XR operated with DT in the IIoT has sparked significant interest in exploring potential techniques. Thus, the literature encompasses a wide range of strategies, among the prominent techniques being investigated are AI, information prediction, data compression and aggregation, computation offloading, reliable offloading, joint computation offloading, collaborative edge computing, intelligent edge/cloud, multi-access mobile edge, information prediction, resource allocation, caching, energy consumption, security, and privacy protection [33,55,58,95]. For example, C. Dimitris et al [33] studied mobile augmented reality.…”

“…Further, A. Liu et al [58] studied integrated sensing and communication systems. Also, Tallat et al [95] studied challenges and advances related to enabling Industry 5.0.…”

“…This involves designing and enhancing XR rendering content, reducing computational needs through strategies like polygon count optimization, texture size adjustment, and asset compression [74]. Network optimization focuses on minimizing latency and bandwidth requirements by refining network protocols, data compression, and caching mechanisms, ensuring a smooth XR experience [95]. Hardware optimization aims to maximize performance by leveraging hardware capabilities effectively and ensuring compatibility between XR devices and software [55].…”

“…I NDUSTRY 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, has brought about significant transformations in the Smart Manufacturing System (SMS) sector. However, at its current stage, Industry 4.0 is still at a transition point [7], paving the way for a new era of technological advancement known as Industry 5.0 [95]. This emerging paradigm will revolutionize the way humans interact with machines and reshape the relationship between the physical and virtual realms [6].…”