Industry 4.0 trend compared to Industry 5.0

Abstract

This project deals with a literary exploration of Industry 4.0 compared to Industry 5.0. In this sense, an investigation into the advancement of industrial technology as evidenced by the emergence of research on revolutionary disruptive technologies. Similar to the analysis of how humans in the Industrial Revolution 4.0 used technology to control the production of knowledge and intelligence, the Industrial Revolution 5.0 aims to produce this knowledge and intelligence using its own machines. The new stage in the industry suggests that collaborative robots (cobots) will become more common in the coming years, along with the release of intelligent software (bots), paving the way for a new concept of economic and industrial development. With the return of the human to the process and the production model, the human-technology relationship will take on new meaning. Finally, this article documents the review of literature published on the topics of Industry 4.0 and Industry 5.0. The articles were reviewed and researched in various data bases and high-level journals in order to gain a better understanding of both industries.