Industry 4.0 - Germany's 4th industrial revolution

Germany Trade & Invest proudly presents its newest short film on Industry 4.0 - Germany's 4th industrial revolution. A revolution which promises to marry the worlds of production and network connectivity in an “Internet of Things” making the German strategic initiative “INDUSTRIE 4.0” a reality. The film shows which aspects of industrial production are to be disrupted by digitisation, how Germany is promoting the Industrie 4.0 concept, and the opportunities and investment potential that could arise in the coming years. Leading figures from industry, research and politics talk of their respective experiences and perspectives and paint a complete picture of the Industrie 4.0 concept's current status in Germany.
Germany has set itself the goal of being an integrated industry lead market and provider by 2020. A number of important research institutions, technology clusters and industry actors are working to help make Germany’s INDUSTRIE 4.0 vision a reality.
The world is in a state of digital transformation. Boundaries between the real and virtual worlds are collapsing to create an Internet of Things. Ordinary objects and devices in the physical world communicate independently and exchange information online thanks to increased programmability, memory storage capacity, and sensor-based capabilities.

[@samuelarevalo5319]

Wunderbar Video!

[@Fulltreina]

"There will come a point where the IIOT (Industrial Internet of Things) will be at its peak and the price of staying in digital denial can be a high cost when this imminence is over, however it can be a fatal blow for companies that do not have capital and investments reserved for emergency situations "

[@muralinair4527]

Culmination... the way forward.. Product knowing its destiny is wow... Want to be a part of this journey...

[@sumathyb7513]

What is the tag for this video

[@markusraphael3794]

Wir müssen in Deutschland noch viel machen. Es werden sehr viele Arbeitsplätze wegfallen. Je mehr sich mit dem Thema Industrie 4.0 beschäftigen, desto besser!

[@jaikee9477]

In den 70iger und 80igern wurde dasselbe im Zuge der Automation und des Einsatzes von Robotern vorausgesagt. Die Arbeitsplätze werden sich lediglich verlagern.

[@alexanderolfert8156]

Man sollte aus drei vierschichten machen. Bei gleichzeitigen Lohnausgleich. Vier mal 6 Stunden. Das würde wegfallende Arbeitsplätze kompensieren. Das müsste in der Industrie machbar sein.

[@fatmanwalking8610]

@@jaikee9477 richtig. Die Menschen (Arbeiter) müssen sich anpassen so war es immer und so wird es auch immer bleiben(im Kapitalismus aufjedenfall), die Behauptung durch die Digitalisierung würden Arbeitsplätze verloren gehen ist nur teilweise wahr, denn klar werden Arbeitsplätze verloren gehen, jedoch werden auch neue Plätze mit der neuen Revolution geschaffen. Das beste Beispiel ist immer noch vom Webstuhl zur Massenproduktion. Leider verstehen das viele aber nicht

[@Schnattinchen]

Ich glaub gerade in Deutschland wird uns einiges verheimlicht, denn wir haben was gegen Überwachung, ich auf alle Fälle

[@qzorn4440]

sweet, this is to finish the final engineering ultimate details.

[@AlanCastilloR]

We cannot foresee at this point which scenario is likely to emerge, and history suggests that the outcome is likely to be some combination of the two. However, I am convinced of one thing-that in the future, talent, more than capital, will represent the critical factor of production.

[@greggilberttheman]

Our team at LIEBHERR is on the cutting edge of this technology. At minute 9 during this clip, note the data. Let me know if our team can help you with your project?

[@gtai]

Want to know more about Industry 4.0 in Germany? Visit our website at industrie4.0.gtai.de/INDUSTRIE40/Navigation/EN/industrie-4-0

[@hanshoffman2172]

www.pmi4-0.it/ uhm

[@jesuisbecoming6636]

Ja, bitter under Vielendank.

[@muhammadmohsin7756]

What will happen with existing industrial Infrastructure?? Existing structure will be worthless or any plans of retrofitting existing mechanical machines including Robots, CNC machines and Conveyor systems??

[@sonydelannetargino8250]

Muhammad Mohsin

[@oliverh.schmidt2571]

Sehr gutes Video, - nur 2 Kritikpunkte: am Anfang hat man den Eindruck als ob GE und IBM nun die Industrie 4.0 in Deutschland erfunden hätten. Das ist ziemlich lächerlich. Auch wenn das Video Richtung "Trade&Invest"-Publikum zielt, ist so viel Anbiedern nicht notwendig. Da hätte man auch ruhig deutsche Unternehmen zu Wort kommen lassen können. Und dann hätte es dem Video gut getan, wenn etwas weniger das Wort "German" verwendet worden wäre. Würde auch so immer noch deutlich genug rüberkommen, dass hier deutsche Ingenieurskunst at its best am Start ist...

[@heartmove3003]

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[@emailkanji]

Oh gawd. You do not want your factory floor connected to the Internet.

[@Azhucabomb]

I agree but perhaps an intranet. A small network within your own company.

[@carlosaarias]

Amazing project. I think when came that technology to Guatemala City.

[@g3dr0cht]

From my understanding this is going on in germany. How does this connect to the whole world? Whil eventually the whole world do this stuff? Or is it important that we will create one language so things can work together?

[@fatmanwalking8610]

Other developed countries will basically adapt to the new german system, it is inevitable.

[@KonstruktionDe]

Auf der Suche nach Industrie 4.0. Wir waren bei Phoenix Contact: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpq1fmSueM1-fJo

[@joshuawakum7343]

👍👍👍🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@aabb-zz9uw]

Industry 4.0-> Industrie 4.0. It is a unique concept in Germany. (industry infrasystem formed by various combination of intermediate to low tech as opposed to concentration of everything on one key top technology )

[@woahfarout8793]

These voice actors lol

[@Phunker1]

What's wrong with her?

[@feetstreatz2094]

Give me stock symbols!! i have some but not this German place.

[@joselourdes378]

i pity my grandchildren, who will never go fishing and smell a real campfire.............and god forbid that can be digitised.red pill please !!

[@nordtaka6456i]

take ten % of world Gdp as health tax from bayer medicine.

[@axnbjsbdudbydvydubu9355]

exclude the "man feature"