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Industry 4.0, one class at a time

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class 113 slidesIntroduction to Industry 4.0Where the phrase comes from: what counts as a revolution, the four industrial revolutions in order, and why Industry 4.0 is judged to be one.10 topics · 10 questions · 1 tableCourse outline and what a revolution isHistory of the industrial revolutionsDefining and judging Industry 4.0

class 224 slidesKey TechnologiesThe eleven numbered key technologies of Industry 4.0, then the three-layered framework that arranges them, then what a digitized value chain looks like.20 topics · 8 questionsCharacteristics of an industrial revolutionKey technology of Industry 4.0Industry 4.0 frameworkDigital enterprise

class 323 slidesIndustry 4.0 Environment and Design PrinciplesWhat separates conventional automation from Industry 4.0 automation, the design principles that follow, the megatrends behind them, and where India stands.13 topics · 8 questions · 1 tableConventional automation vs Industry 4.0 automationDesign principlesMegatrendsSmart products and industry examples+2

class 446 slidesCore Technologies: AIWhat AI is, where it came from, how AI, machine learning and deep learning nest, and a long tour of where AI is applied.25 topics · 7 questions · 2 tablesWhat AI isTypes of AIAI, machine learning and deep learningScope and applications of AI+1

class 546 slidesBig DataWhat makes data "big", the V's that describe it, how it is acquired, stored and analysed, and the business cases the lecturer keeps returning to.25 topics · 10 questions · 2 tablesIntroductionBig data typesCharacteristics of big dataData sources and acquisition+2

class 646 slidesCyber-Physical SystemsEmbedded systems first, then what makes a CPS more than one, then the three reference architectures — 5C, RAMI 4.0 and IIRA — and a coffee machine that became a CPS.23 topics · 11 questions · 2 tablesEmbedded systemsWhat a cyber-physical system isImplementing CPS with Industry 4.0CPS reference architecture models+1

class 751 slidesCloud Computing and Fog ComputingA ladder of computing models — cluster, grid, mobile, cloud — then cloud's deployment and service models in full, then why the cloud alone is not enough and fog and edge appear.22 topics · 7 questions · 6 tablesWhat computing isCluster computingGrid computingMobile computing+4