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Investigation of STEM in Industry 5.0
Abstract
STEM professionals are at the forefront of integrating emerging technologies into manufacturing processes. This includes the development and implementation of technologies like advanced robotics, augmented reality, and virtual reality, which are central to Industry 5.0's human-machine collaboration. IoT devices generate massive amounts of data in Industry 5.0. STEM experts are needed to design and maintain these devices and develop data analytics solutions to extract actionable insights from this data. This data-driven decision-making is critical for optimizing processes. AI and machine learning are central to Industry 5.0, enabling machines to learn from human interaction and adapt accordingly. Data scientists and AI experts develop the algorithms and models that make this possible. As Industry 5.0 evolves, there's a growing emphasis on sustainable manufacturing and reducing environmental impact. STEM professionals contribute to designing eco-friendly manufacturing processes and materials. Protecting the interconnected systems and data in Industry 5.0 is critical.
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