Industry 4.0 (the Fourth Industrial Revolution), also known as smart production, is an interpretation of the integration of information physics, completing the entire process of perception, communication, execution, and decision-making, including five categories: resource elements, interconnectivity, system integration, information integration, and emerging formats. It guides enterprises to use digital, networked, and intelligent technologies to develop towards model innovation. By introducing information and communication technology (ICT), production data information is collected, shared, and used in different ways to achieve diversification and personalization of products and services, shorten response time of production processes, reduce production time and costs, and continuously improve industrial productivity.
Focusing on the latest technology development trend of Industry 4.0, the system integrates advanced technologies such as Internet plus, Smart Sensor, PLC Control Technology, Smart Electromechanical Equipment, Digital Twin Simulation, Logistics Technology, IT Technology and Security, etc., so that students can learn and master the latest knowledge and skills of Industry 4.0.
