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P. Kopacek, M. Doyle Kent:
"Do We Need Synchronization of the Human and Robotics to Make Industry 5.0 a Success Story?";
in: "ISPR 2020,", M.N. Durakbasa (ed.); Springer Nature Switzerland AG, AG, 2020, 302 - 311.

Industry 4.0 has brought about a revolution in how the manufacturing
industry operates, from the product concept generation to the automated,high-tech factories that fabricate the products. Manufacturing systems are fullyintegrated, multi-robot and collaborative. The key elements of Industry 4.0 areinformation and communications technology (ICT), connectedness, sensor technology, robotics and innovative production systems. Smart manufacturingsystems producing smart products. The result of this highly automated environmentof Industry 4.0 is that the humans are at risk of no longer playing avaluable role. This paper asks the following questions: Can we ensure that
humans have a place in the highly automated workplace of the future (Industry
5.0) by optimizing human capital? Can the traditional educational provider supply the skills required to educate this modern worker or do we require an innovative educational system?

Technology Robotics Social impact

http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-62784-3_25