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Industry 4.0
Industry 4.0, or the fourth industrial revolution, means that companies take advantage of the opportunities of digitalisation by implementing a number of different technologies, innovations and organizational changes.
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The fourth industrial revolution is sometimes also called the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), or smart manufacturing, because it combines physical production with digital technology, machine learning and big data. Through technological development, it is possible to create a better interconnected ecosystem and get a clear overview of all parts of the process.
Industry 4.0 is not just about investing in new technology or new tools that increase productivity – it’s about revolutionizing your entire business and how it grows. The manufacturing industry is changing, and investing in industry 4.0 will be absolutely crucial in a world where competition is intensifying.
Industry 1.0 refers to society’s change from agriculture to industry and the upheaval took place during the second half of the 18th century and the early 19th century. By means of mechanical aids, manual work was replaced by large-scale operation and mass production. The revolution meant a sharp increase in productivity, and thereby a radical change of society with technical, economic, social and political significance.
Industry 2.0, also known as the technological revolution, took place in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. During this period, steel and electricity began to be used in the factories, which further increased efficiency. During this phase, things like the conveyor belt were introduced.
During the middle of the 20th century, industry 3.0 emerged. The change was linked to technological development, especially witin IT, and the increased mobility and capitalization of capital. Digitized flows of money, culture and information outside the control and regulation of nation states had consequences for both production and consumption.
The fourth industrial revolution, also known as industry 4.0, is currently underway. The digital technology that has been developed in recent decades is now being taken into physical factories. By linking the digital and physical world, factories can largely organize themselves. Industry 4.0 creates a comprehensive, interconnected and holistic view of manufacturing.
Understanding how to make the best use of this transition could be crucial to a company’s future. But how can Industry 4.0 best be applied in your business? We have created three use cases to help you understand the value of Industry 4.0 in a manufacturing business.
So, is industry 4.0 something for you? How, where, and when to invest in 4.0?
If you recognize yourself in several of the points below, then it may be a good idea to contact a provider of solutions for industry 4.0.
Are you still unsure if Industry 4.0 is right for you and your business? We have listed some of the benefits of implementing the features of your business below.
The fourth industrial revolution encompasses the entire distribution chain and distribution chain – including design, sales, warehousing, scheduling, quality assurance, construction plus customer and field services. Everyone can take part in relevant information about production and business processes, and get access to analyzes and conclusions at exactly the right time.
The benefits of using to implement industry 4.0 in your business are of course many, and we have compiled some of them in a short list:
At Binar Solutions, we have decades of experience in increasing our customers’ productivity, and will be able to help you implement industry 4.0 technology in your business. With a flexible and scalable system, you can get started quickly, and scale up as profitability increases. Even if you want to start on a smaller scale, the results quickly become clear, and you can easily add new features as the need increases.
If the solution to your problems is not available on the market, we are, through our own development expertise in industrial electronics and software, able to quickly develop innovative solutions according to your needs.
