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Alejandro Jiménez Rios¹, Margarita L Petrou², Rafael Ramirez³

¹Department of Built Environment, Oslo Metropolitan University, Oslo, 0130, Norway.

Open research Europe

|July 19, 2024

概括

工业5.0优先考虑以人为中心,弹性和可持续性,解决工业4.0问题.

科学领域:

工业工程工业工程工业工程
数字化转型数字化转型
保护文化遗产保护文化遗产

背景情况:

工业4.0的数字化增加了工业活动,但对2030年欧洲目标来说不足.
工业4.0的负面影响需要一个新的范式,导致工业5.0.
工业5.0的基础是以人为中心,弹性和可持续性为基础.

研究的目的:

探索建筑,工程,建筑,管理,运营和保护 (AECMO&C) 行业如何采用工业5.0原则.
调查AECMO&C部门中工业5.0启用技术的整合.
通过采用工业5.0来加强建筑文化遗产环境的保护实践.

主要方法:

通过了一项系统文献审查协议.
该协议已在开放科学框架 (24/02/2024) 上注册.
该审查遵循PRISMA-P的指导方针.

主要成果:

工业5.0集成了以人为中心的解决方案,生物启发技术,数字双胞胎,人工智能和能源效率.
关键的启用技术包括人机交互,智能材料,实时模拟和值得信赖的自主性.
AECMO&C行业需要适应这些工业5.0原则和技术.

结论:

工业5.0为AECMO&C部门提供了一个变革性的愿景.
采用工业5.0原则和技术可以显著改善建筑文化遗产的保护.
本系统审查协议为调查工业5.0对AECMO&C和遗产保护的影响提供了一个框架.

关键词:

建筑文化遗产环境建筑文化遗产环境保护保护保护保护启用技术启用技术人为中心主义是人为中心主义.工业5.0 工业 5.0 工业 5.0 工业 5.0 工业恢复力恢复力可持续发展可持续性可持续性

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