Abstract The Industrial Revolution 4.0 (IR 4.0) holds the opportunity to improve the efficiency
of managing solid waste through digital and machinery applications, effectively eliminating …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how rising technologies from Industry 4.0
can be integrated with circular economy (CE) practices to establish a business model that …

In the last decade, both Industry 4.0 technologies and the circular economy have expanded
exponentially and they have received epistemological attention. However, there is a lack of …

Industry 4.0 technologies provide critical perspectives for future innovation and business
growth. Technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Big data …

Indonesia is facing a number of independently managed challenges related to the
collection, transportation, processing (composting, recycling), and landfill dependence on …

An increase in population, rapid urbanization and industrialization has accelerated the rate
of municipal solid waste generation. The current disposal of solid waste is a burgeoning …

Anthropogenic environmental impacts can largely be attributed to manufacturing. Two
paradigms are promising solutions to mitigate the consequences of manufacturing: Industry …

The electronic and electrical industrial sector is exponentially growing throughout the globe,
and sometimes, these wastes are being disposed of and discarded with a faster rate in …

The general aim of circular economy is the most efficient and comprehensive use of
resources. In order to achieve this goal, new approaches of Industry 4.0 are being …

The industrial impacts on the environment need to be minimized to reduce climate change,
which will benefit human beings. Industry 4.0, the new production paradigm, promises …