Industry 4 (I4) was a revolutionary new stage for technological progress in manufacturing
which promised a new level of interconnectedness between a diverse range of …

The recent shift to wellbeing, sustainability, and resilience under Industry 5.0 has prompted
formal discussions that manufacturing should be human-centric–placing the wellbeing of …

Fourth industrial revolution, also known as Industry 4.0 (I4. 0), was suppose to be a
transformative revolution that enables industries to move from being a technology and …

Drawing on insights from relevant scholarship in the areas of producing engineering,
sociology of work and political economy, as well as a series of 'webinars' with R&D …

The emerging interest in Industry 5.0 is consistent with the growing importance of instilling
human-centricity in manufacturing technological innovations. Human-centricity concerns the …

This book exists because Human Work Interaction Design (HWID) offers solutions to the
integration of work analysis and interaction design methods. It fosters new strategies aimed …

The fourth industrial revolution tempts manufacturing companies to transform into smart
factories, which in turn affects the human work. We examine this complexity from the …

Abstract The Fourth Industrial Revolution is transforming the roles of humans, technology
and work in production systems. Although the level of automation on shop floors increases, it …

Although shop floors become more automated, manual labor is more than the sum of
recurring tasks which can simply be executed by autonomous machines. Where total …

Although Industry 4.0 has brought multiple positive impacts, the lack of consideration for the
human operator in the loop has been a key driver for an 'Industry 5.0'(r) evolution. Human …