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Packaging 4.0: The threshold of an intelligent approach
Kambiz Sadeghi1, Jongkyoung Kim2, Jongchul Seo1
1Department of Packaging, Yonsei University, Wonju-si, Gangwon-do, South Korea.
Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety
|March 13, 2022
Summary
The fourth industrial revolution (I4.0) enables Packaging 4.0 by integrating smart technologies for a digitalized product lifecycle. This study explores I4.0
Area of Science:
- Packaging Science
- Industrial Engineering
- Digital Transformation
Background:
- The Fourth Industrial Revolution (I4.0) aims to digitalize product lifecycles via interconnected smart technologies.
- A gap exists in understanding I4.0's applicability within packaging science, hindering the adoption of advanced solutions.
- Evolving market demands necessitate precise business models, highlighting the need for innovation in packaging.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the implications of I4.0 on packaging science and identify the benefits of Packaging 4.0.
- To define Packaging 4.0 based on a comprehensive framework covering manufacturing, products, consumers, and sustainability.
- To introduce a decentralized model for self-controlling packaging systems through integrated enterprise and end-to-end engineering.
Main Methods:
- Literature review and conceptual framework development.
- Definition of Packaging 4.0 based on key components: manufacturing, product interaction, consumer engagement, and sustainability.
- Introduction of a decentralized model leveraging horizontal and vertical enterprise integration and end-to-end engineering.
Main Results:
- Packaging 4.0 offers significant benefits across manufacturing, materials, supply chain, retail, and post-consumer stages.
- A framework for Packaging 4.0 is proposed, encompassing manufacturing, product-packaging synergy, consumer interaction, and multi-faceted sustainability.
- A decentralized model utilizing smart devices (sensors, IoT, cloud) enables self-controlling packaging systems with data collection throughout the lifecycle.
Conclusions:
- I4.0 principles can revolutionize packaging, leading to enhanced efficiency, productivity, and precision.
- Packaging 4.0, enabled by smart technologies and a decentralized approach, facilitates consistent lifecycle monitoring from production to post-consumption.
- The proposed framework and model provide a roadmap for implementing intelligent, sustainable, and responsive packaging solutions.
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