Examining the challenges and opportunities of using transformative technologies in Industry 5.0
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Industry 5.0, Artificial intelligence, Challenges and opportunities, human intelligenceAbstract
Industry 5.0 could be a insurgency in which people and machines discover ways to work together to move forward generation efficiency. If there was no human touch within the revolution within the 4.0 industry, it'll be its center within the fifth industry. Human laborers and worldwide robots together will increment the efficiency of the fabricating world.Therefore, it seems that with the development of Industry 5.0, technologies will take a different form. By approaching human intelligence, in addition to the evolution of technologies, many challenges are always formed in the fields of the future of humanity. People may need to develop completely new skills. Working alongside robots sounds great, but human workers must learn how to work with an intelligent machine, a robot maker. Beyond the soft skills required, technical skills will also be an issue. In this chapter, the category of challenges and benefits of using technologies in Industry 5.0 will be discussed.
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