Tag Smart manufacturing

The Industry 5.0 Community of Practice (CoP 5.0), the European Commission initiative, was officially launched on 16 November 2023, marked by the first joint session of its working groups. CoP 5.0 unites a broad range of European innovation ecosystem stakeholders, providing a platform to share best practices, co-create actions to implement Industry 5.0, and network for new collaborations. 

The seminar “Artificial Intelligence and its Business Applications for Belt and Road Countries”, held from November 1 to 14 in Beijing and Shenzhen, gathered many officials from around the world in the field of AI.

Our senior researchers from the Faculty of Technical Sciences and the Institute for Artificial Intelligence R&D in Serbia, Prof. Dr. Aleksandar Rikalovic and Dr. Bojana Bajic had the honor of participating in the prestigious national TV show “Science In Motion,” where they delved into the intriguing topic of “Challenges Of Artificial Intelligence.“

Industry giant Mitsubishi Electric embarks on joint initiatives with the Faculty of Technical Sciences, Institute for Artificial Intelligence R&D, and Tarkett to foster Smart Manufacturing.

Industry 5.0 represents the concept of transition to a human–centric, sustainable, and resilient manufacturing system driven by advanced technologies. However, the greatest potential for innovation in the industry is reflected in the application of advanced digital technologies. The era of advanced digital technologies has been started by the fourth-industrial revolution, better known as Industry 4.0. Many industries expect Industry 4.0 to have a significant impact on their supply chains, manufacturing processes, and business models. Thus, Industry 4.0 is a technological concept offering a promise of enhancement in efficiency through digital connectivity and AI, but reporting a lot of implementation challenges.