Keywords
H62-organizacion (MII-O), Fabricación aditiva, Industria 4.0, Industria 5.0, Sostenibilidad, Personas, Resiliencia, Impresión 3D, Additive manufacturing, Industry 4.0, Industry 5.0, Sustainability, People, Resilience, 3D printing
ANÁLISIS DEL IMPACTO DEL POTENCIAL DE LA I3D EN LOS PARADIGMAS DEFINIDOS EN INDUSTRIA 4.0 Y SU RELACIÓN CON LA PROPUESTA INDUSTRIA 5.0 (SOSTENIBILIDAD, PERSONAS Y RESILIENCIA)
Abstract
La presente memoria corresponde al estudio del posible impacto de la Fabricación Aditiva- Impresión 3D en los paradigmas de la Industria 4.0 y la relación de esta tecnología con la propuesta de la Comisión Europea sobre la Industria 5.0, que tiene un foco en la sostenibilidad, personas y la resiliencia.
Partiendo de la evolución de la industria, se recorre la situación actual de la Industria 4.0 y sus paradigmas, con un especial hincapié en la Fabricación Aditiva. Se discuten las diferentes tecnologías que la componen y los materiales utilizados.
El estudio del impacto en la Industria 4.0 comienza desde un marco nacional, con el análisis de este paradigma de la Fabricación Aditiva frente al resto de tecnologías habilitadoras de la digitalización industrial y su relación frente a los elementos que conducen a la adopción de estas tecnologías habilitadoras. Debido al impacto que tienen a nivel nacional, se continúa con un análisis con la ayuda de documentos y estudios de la situación de este paradigma desde un marco europeo y global.
Para examinar la posible relación de la Fabricación Aditiva con la propuesta Industria 5.0 se relacionan las características propias del paradigma frente a los conceptos de sostenibilidad, personas y resiliencia. Posteriormente, se relaciona con casos prácticos de los distintos sectores de aplicación, la alineación de la tecnología con estos conceptos.
This report corresponds to the study of the possible impact of Additive Manufacturing - 3D Printing on the paradigms of Industry 4.0 and the relationship of this technology with the proposal of the European Commission on Industry 5.0, which has a focus on sustainability, people and resilience. Starting from the evolution of the industry, the current situation of Industry 4.0 and its paradigms are reviewed, with a special emphasis on Additive Manufacturing. The different technologies involved and the materials used are discussed. The study of the impact on Industry 4.0 starts from a national framework, with the analysis of this paradigm of Additive Manufacturing versus the rest of the enabling technologies of industrial digitalisation and its relationship with the elements that lead to the adoption of these enabling technologies. Due to the impact they have at national level, an analysis is continued with the help of documents and studies of the situation of this paradigm from a European and global framework. In order to examine the possible relationship of Additive Manufacturing with the Industry 5.0 proposal, the characteristics of the paradigm are related to the concepts of sustainability, people and resilience. Subsequently, the alignment of the technology with these concepts is related to practical cases from different application sectors.
This report corresponds to the study of the possible impact of Additive Manufacturing - 3D Printing on the paradigms of Industry 4.0 and the relationship of this technology with the proposal of the European Commission on Industry 5.0, which has a focus on sustainability, people and resilience. Starting from the evolution of the industry, the current situation of Industry 4.0 and its paradigms are reviewed, with a special emphasis on Additive Manufacturing. The different technologies involved and the materials used are discussed. The study of the impact on Industry 4.0 starts from a national framework, with the analysis of this paradigm of Additive Manufacturing versus the rest of the enabling technologies of industrial digitalisation and its relationship with the elements that lead to the adoption of these enabling technologies. Due to the impact they have at national level, an analysis is continued with the help of documents and studies of the situation of this paradigm from a European and global framework. In order to examine the possible relationship of Additive Manufacturing with the Industry 5.0 proposal, the characteristics of the paradigm are related to the concepts of sustainability, people and resilience. Subsequently, the alignment of the technology with these concepts is related to practical cases from different application sectors.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11531/86654Rights
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