Embracing the IIoT will also empower machines ... There’s also a revolution happening in irrigation of industrial agriculture, thanks to IIoT. Precision watering is having big impacts, as ...

From Industry 1.0 to Industry 5.0. One might wonder how China has become the undisputed leader in manufacturing, especially [ ...

The Industrial Revolution introduced new machines, new industries and new jobs...even for children. Before the Industrial Revolution craftspeople made things in their own homes or in small workshops.

The manufacturing sector is undergoing rapid procedural changes and strategic shifts, driven by the increasing adoption of ...

The Industrial Revolution swept through the late 18th century, replacing hand-crafted goods with machine-made ones. Steam power revolutionized transportation and factories, while urban areas ...

So here’s to the Industrial Revolution: the time when humanity said, “Let’s crank up some machines, forget about fresh air, and see what happens!” We may have gained factories, trains ...

2. If a technology is going to proceed, to what ends should it be deployed? During the Fourth Industrial Revolution, there will be a wide variety of so-called human enhancements on offer.

In this admirably short and graceful book, Klaus Schwab takes us on a breathless tour of a technological, economic, and social revolution. The first industrial revolution moved us from muscle ...

Although it is a tentative process, big economies ... be on the scale of the Industrial Revolution,” says Demis Hassabis, the AI expert who co-founded the pioneering machine-learning company ...

If suddenly it's easy for anyone to make decent code, it becomes hard to justify paying huge salaries to highly talented coders, or paying big bucks ... The Industrial Revolution of the 19th ...