MILL TALK: What Is Industry 4.0 and How Did We Get Here? with MIT Professor David Hardt

[@ahsanmohammed1]

35:30 Of course, we don’t get to see the video screen this part of the talk is building on. Unreal!

[@IngGalindo26]

This is a wonderful video. I'm an Industrial Robotics Engineer (2017) from Mexico. I've got 3 years of experiencia working for Ab-Inbev which is the world's largest brewing company. We made beers like Corona, Victoria, León, Modelo Especial, Negra Modelo. I'm in Packing deparmet and I've been Maintenance Supervisor and Production Supervisor. Every day I work with machinery of Lines Production and I can realise the importance of Industry 4.0 and its relation with productity. I'm so exited about being living a new era of Industrial revolution. I am also studying a Master Degree in Engineering with specialty in Productivity and Quality Systems.

[@ReedoAce]

Such an awesome speaker! A humble natural person whom is ver knowledgeable and inspiring. This talk will be gold (BTC) in the years to come

[@tamasiagian2003]

wah

[@amitdalvi6130]

Hi

[@amitdalvi6130]

Hi Chris

[@oliveadr]

I really liked the video, thanks for sharing. This is all scary and wonderful. I am a student of Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 at a Technology College in São Paulo, Brazil.

[@BindusPoint]

Looking for more such talks 👍

[@religionisdelusion4078]

No one has explained this better. The management consulting firms need to learn from this

[@tubularfrog]

My former company that makes industrial wood adhesives was crippled for months by a ransomware attack. You can't hack a piece of paper, and that's what they fell back on to make it through the computer based attack. Also specific computer files, just like paper copies, can become hard to find when you have thousands on you data drive.

[@rinkudutta2544]

Very informative vdieo. Thank you for sharing.

[@EclecticSceptic]

Excellent talk, thanks.

[@hadiquafazal5653]

He explained very well

[@tonyrod4388]

SARS-CoV-2 pandemic measures, whether it is the UTMOST concern or NOT, it surely is the GOLDEN opportunity that INDUSTRY 4.0 was waiting for. More automated services, less personnel to run companies, more layoffs under the excuse of a TRAGIC pandemic...no one can go against that! Even those that got fired or laid-off are the first ones to agree. No wonder the MOGULS of industry are SILENT and peaceful! SHIT!! WE HAVE BEEN DUPED ... big time!

[@ssuwandi3240]

Well you seemed to be on track. This Kriminal ideology was launched in midst of Covid

[@WalterLeónChicmana]

Thanks You .

[@sitrakaforler8696]

Really Great vidéo ! Makes me want to become an engineer ! :D

[@vanessafranco6237]

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[@kavinyudhitia]

Thanks a lot!

[@mernaabdou5368]

THANK YOU

[@colorizedenhanced-silentmo1450]

Bonjour, Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation. beautifully exciting video. thank. :)

[@swapnilmoon9480]

Nice, very informative video.

[@erdaldursun8962]

These are golden informations for production engineering. Thank you so much

[@infomanav]

Thank you

[@pawanchopra6679]

Industry 4.0 is about transparency , get real time insights for all the process and system , result better decisions ..but is everybody ready.still people believe in secrecy, shortcuts ....I feel these aren't working in developing countries...

[@saumilpatel6985]

I think Cameraman had a crush on speaker. While the speaker was pointing out something on slides he kept focusing his camera on the speaker. He should have showed the slides so viewers can understand what the speaker is talking about. So frustrating. Great talk by professor though!

[@This-ones-on-her]

The older generations dont understand opensource. Opensource drives innovation.

[@nrvzattabak4568]

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[@TheAdventureofLetsugas]

imagine that Made in China 2025 but it actually happening since 2010? that's what we can TOTAL ADVANCEMENT. 15 years ahead of time.

[@mitran.writes]

"What's the first thing that comes to mind when I say industry 2.0" my mind: Rajnikanth!! Enthiran !!!

[@teetemz]

Amazing!

[@ninoindeutschland2477]

Beneficial

[@paullin178]

What musk knew before it became reality

[@JoeDhirk]

camera guy is bad... slap that guy

[@kutlak1309]

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[@ahsanmohammed1]

a dinasaur talking to dinasours

[@ahsanmohammed1]

The mechanical engineering professor seems a bit like a dinosaur where talks about the current cutting edge technology and it’s future is concerned in my opinion. Sorry. A museum is therefore quite an appropriate place for this talk.

[@sjones1234]

10 of us millennials aren't worth 1 dinosaur in any industry. They could do as much with a slide rule and paper drawings as we can do with supercomputers. So a dinosaur who knows about emerging technology is one with wisdom we would do well to pay attention to.

[@sjones1234]

I did lol at your comment tho, it is on point. But listen to him, he knows what he's talking about. Much more than you see elsewhere on the online hype train. All the industries are so quick to tout industry 4.0 but none of them are able to give much more than vauge broad answers as to what they can do for any specific production environment to become 4.0

[@ahsanmohammed1]

@@sjones1234 I did listen to him. On aggregate, it was worth a listen in my opinion. I do agree, his depth and breadth of experience and knowledge is probably priceless, and worth every minute of our time, no doubt.