Wearable Technology for Smart Manufacturing in Industry 5.0

Manufacturing System Design in Industry 5.0: Incorporating Sociotechnical Systems and Social Metabolism for Human-Centered, Sustainable, and Resilient Production

“…Activities that involve machine operations can make use of a wide range of technologies. This includes the use of collaborative robots to perform more tedious tasks [102], the implementation of digital models to streamline operations and avoid delays in decisionmaking [103], and the use of wearables to track work activity [104]. In material movement, the use of electronic beacons allows for real-time data collection [104].…”

“…This includes the use of collaborative robots to perform more tedious tasks [102], the implementation of digital models to streamline operations and avoid delays in decisionmaking [103], and the use of wearables to track work activity [104]. In material movement, the use of electronic beacons allows for real-time data collection [104]. These data, along with technologies like cloud computing and big data, can be used to improve working conditions [105].…”