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Industry 4.0 and The Next Generation of Mobility for Riders – NOT Drivers!

Industry 4.0 and The Next Generation of Mobility for Riders – NOT Drivers!

FromChanging the Game with Industry 4.0 in the Intelligent Enterprise


Industry 4.0 and The Next Generation of Mobility for Riders – NOT Drivers!

FromChanging the Game with Industry 4.0 in the Intelligent Enterprise

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Length:
60 minutes
Released:
Sep 24, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The buzz: “Next Gen Mobility: Some people say it’s all about the journey…Anyone who can successfully implement a change in the way we use our automobiles will transform our society, and will likely reap considerable rewards…” (journal.businesstoday.org). “By 2030, the automotive landscape will be defined by more sustainable, safer and convenient ways of moving around…” (www.te.com)

The next generation of mobility is for riders, leveraging technology to design new ways to make time spent between places more useful, social and fun. And Industry 4.0 plays a key role from the design of smart autonomous vehicles, through manufacturing in smart factories, and ultimately to how riders, purchase or not, consume as a service, operate safely, maintain proactively and protect autonomous vehicles on the roads.

We’ll ask Bruce Baumgartner at Zoox, Tobias Hoffmeister at MHP, and Tom Madonna at SAP for their insights on Industry 4.0 and The Next Generation of Mobility for Riders – NOT Drivers!
Released:
Sep 24, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (14)

Industry 4.0 changes everything. Automation and built-in intelligence make a difference at every step of your business, helping you deliver individualized products and services with the efficiency of mass production.The digitization of the industrial production environment in factories, plants, and warehouses is driven by technology innovations which appeared in the aftermath of the Internet and cloud revolution: Internet of Things (IoT) connecting devices, machine-to-machine communication, distributed computing, new edge and cloud technologies, times series and big data lakes, machine learning and artificial intelligence, new mobile user experiences (e.g. augmented or virtual reality) to enable digital workers, autonomous systems and vehicles.