A systematic literature review on adoption of Industry 4.0
Abstract
In modern scenario, technology is changing rapidly. Day by day new innovations and technologies are taking place. Now days, a new technology industry 4.0 has emerged. This new concept provides a high level of automation which leads to great ease in manufacturing. In view of this, this paper provides different viewpoints on industry 4.0. This is a big concept which generates so many issues in implementing the industry 4.0 concept in manufacturing organisation. Keywords: Industry 4.0, implementation, barriers.References
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