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Industry 4.0 processes in industry: An application in Çorum industry

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2018
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Industry 4.0 can be summarized as adding value to human life by combining advanced research in the fields of biology, technology and industrial automation to improve the living conditions of today. Now calls a new life as the self-driving cars, the nanorobots are used in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and the whole world is communicating with the virtual environment. The term Industry 4.0 takes its meaning from the combination of significant innovations in digital technology, biology and hardware automation. Today the resulting cyber-physical systems are able to make their own simple decisions, and because they can communicate and follow each other through devices, machines, sensors, and the Internet of Things (IoT), efficient systems that are more easily managed are involved in the design of processes. The ability to solve urgent problems in a short time is important. Cyber physical systems are able to make their own decision or physically support people in a number of jobs that are not possible for people. On the other hand some duties are dangerous and difficult for human beings, such autonomous systems will be able to replace people in this regard. Nanotechnology supports humans in forecasting, analyzing and improving etc… From health to environmental services, from agriculture to wheather forecasting area and in all other manufacturing plants. Gets more power, lighter weight, quicker interventions etc. to improve the properties of materials and the processes. Keywords: Industry 4.0, IoT, Cloud Computing, Robotics, Autonomous…

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Emre Berksun

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Emre Berksun (Master Thesis). Industry 4.0 processes in industry: An application in Çorum industry, 2018, Hitit University.

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