Las principales tecnologías de la era de la industria 5.0

Las principales tecnologías de la era de la industria 5.0

En la actualidad el entorno industrial y la sociedad en general se encuentran en la dinámica de la Industria 4.0, la cual está sentando las bases para la próxima revolución industrial. A la par, las dificultades sanitarias mundial derivadas por el COVID-19 originando que las empresas busquen soluciones para seguir operando, esta situación de cualquier forma, provocando que la industria 5.0 dé un salto exponencial, haciendo que las empresas implementen nuevos procesos de fabricación. Por tanto, esta nueva revolución industrial consiste en aprovechar y desarrollar la inteligencia artificial para dar paso a la principal característica que la define, que es la colaboración entre el hombre y la máquina, trabajando juntos mientras las máquinas re... Ver más

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En la actualidad el entorno industrial y la sociedad en general se encuentran en la dinámica de la Industria 4.0, la cual está sentando las bases para la próxima revolución industrial. A la par, las dificultades sanitarias mundial derivadas por el COVID-19 originando que las empresas busquen soluciones para seguir operando, esta situación de cualquier forma, provocando que la industria 5.0 dé un salto exponencial, haciendo que las empresas implementen nuevos procesos de fabricación. Por tanto, esta nueva revolución industrial consiste en aprovechar y desarrollar la inteligencia artificial para dar paso a la principal característica que la define, que es la colaboración entre el hombre y la máquina, trabajando juntos mientras las máquinas realizan las tareas más pesadas y repetitivas. De igual modo, las personas se encargan de monitorear las actividades. Adicionalmente, uno de los elementos fundamentales de I.5 son los cobots industriales (sistema robótico instituido para trabajar junto con los humanos) aunque los cobots y otros elementos independientemente del principal tema, también hay otros aspectos muy importantes como la sociedad 5.0 y la bioeconomía. De este modo, es por ello que en la presente investigación se tiene como objetivo principal en presentar las tecnologías transcendentales en la industria 5.0.
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Currently, the industrial environment and society in general is in the dynamics of Industry 4.0, which is laying the foundations for the next industrial revolution. At the same time, the global health difficulties derived from COVID-19 are causing companies to look for solutions to continue operating, this situation in any case, causing industry 5.0 to take an exponential leap, causing companies to implement new manufacturing processes. Therefore, this new industrial revolution consists of taking advantage of and developing artificial intelligence to give way to the main characteristic that defines it, which is the collaboration between man and machine, working together while machines perform the heaviest and most repetitive tasks. Likewise, people are in charge of monitoring activities. Additionally, one of the fundamental elements of I.5 are industrial cobots (robotic system instituted to work together with humans) although cobots and other elements regardless of the main topic, there are also other very important aspects such as society 5.0 and the bioeconomy. In this way, this is why the main objective of this research is to present the transcendental technologies in Industry 5.0.
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title_sort las principales tecnologías de la era de la industria 5.0
title_eng The main technologies of the industry 5.0 era
description En la actualidad el entorno industrial y la sociedad en general se encuentran en la dinámica de la Industria 4.0, la cual está sentando las bases para la próxima revolución industrial. A la par, las dificultades sanitarias mundial derivadas por el COVID-19 originando que las empresas busquen soluciones para seguir operando, esta situación de cualquier forma, provocando que la industria 5.0 dé un salto exponencial, haciendo que las empresas implementen nuevos procesos de fabricación. Por tanto, esta nueva revolución industrial consiste en aprovechar y desarrollar la inteligencia artificial para dar paso a la principal característica que la define, que es la colaboración entre el hombre y la máquina, trabajando juntos mientras las máquinas realizan las tareas más pesadas y repetitivas. De igual modo, las personas se encargan de monitorear las actividades. Adicionalmente, uno de los elementos fundamentales de I.5 son los cobots industriales (sistema robótico instituido para trabajar junto con los humanos) aunque los cobots y otros elementos independientemente del principal tema, también hay otros aspectos muy importantes como la sociedad 5.0 y la bioeconomía. De este modo, es por ello que en la presente investigación se tiene como objetivo principal en presentar las tecnologías transcendentales en la industria 5.0.
description_eng Currently, the industrial environment and society in general is in the dynamics of Industry 4.0, which is laying the foundations for the next industrial revolution. At the same time, the global health difficulties derived from COVID-19 are causing companies to look for solutions to continue operating, this situation in any case, causing industry 5.0 to take an exponential leap, causing companies to implement new manufacturing processes. Therefore, this new industrial revolution consists of taking advantage of and developing artificial intelligence to give way to the main characteristic that defines it, which is the collaboration between man and machine, working together while machines perform the heaviest and most repetitive tasks. Likewise, people are in charge of monitoring activities. Additionally, one of the fundamental elements of I.5 are industrial cobots (robotic system instituted to work together with humans) although cobots and other elements regardless of the main topic, there are also other very important aspects such as society 5.0 and the bioeconomy. In this way, this is why the main objective of this research is to present the transcendental technologies in Industry 5.0.
author Pérez-Domínguez, Luis Asunción
author_facet Pérez-Domínguez, Luis Asunción
topicspa_str_mv Industria 5.0.
Internet de las cosas
Inteligencia Artificial
Cobots
topic Industria 5.0.
Internet de las cosas
Inteligencia Artificial
Cobots
Cobots
Artificial Inteligence
Industry 5.0
topic_facet Industria 5.0.
Internet de las cosas
Inteligencia Artificial
Cobots
Cobots
Artificial Inteligence
Industry 5.0
citationvolume 21
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