We’re happy to announce that the final conference of the PLANET4 project has successfully took place in October 2 and was organized by University of Pisa in Italy!
The conference has been opened with a presentation on the transition from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0 touching on newly emerging topics: hominization, sustainability, resilience and practical skilling of students. The conference was set to be a dynamic platform for the exchange of research, innovative ideas, and practical experiences. This event will discussed crucial areas such as industry 4.0, data Science, artificial Intelligence, machine learning, internet of things, cloud & edge computing.
The conference agenda included 3 sessions which gave an opportunity to discover and explore the topic in various aspects:
Session 1:
- Undergraduate pedagogical experience for practical skilling about Industry 5.0 – Alan Briones, Universitat Ramon Llull
- A training framework for fostering the integration of smart micro grids in the industry4.0 era – Xanthi Bampoula, University of Patras
- Designing an Industrial PhD Programme for Industry 4.0 – Marios Tyrovolas, University of Ioannina
- Empowering Future Innovators: Using Educational Robotics to Cultivate Industry 4.0 Vocations in Early Education – Joan Navarro, Universitat Ramon Llull
Session 2:
- Overview of edge computing use cases from manufacturing industry – Grzegorz Dec, Rzeszów University of Technology
- Handling Biometric Data in Industry 4.0: Challenges and Vulnerabilities in IIoT Environments – Sofia Sakka, University of Ioannina
- A Study on the Use of Machine Learning Models Lifetime in an Industry 4.0 Application – Daniele Atzeni, University of Pisa
- Symbolic Aggregate AproXimation (SAX) applied in Industry 4.0 context – Lamprini Pappa, University of Ioannina
- Item Identification in Discrete Manufacturing based on Production Machine Data – Reshawn Ramjattan, University of Pisa
- The Use Semantic Web Technologies in Industry 4.0: A Systematic Review Using Transformers-based Topic Modeling – Roberto Figliè, University of Pisa
- Unveiling the Power of Fuzzy Cognitive Maps in Explainable Artificial Intelligence – Marios Tyrovolas, University of Ioannina
Session 3:
- IoT Studio: A Framework for an Academia-Industry Co-Creation Laboratory to enable Collaborative Innovation in Industry 4.0 – Joan Navarro, La Universitat Ramon Llull
- Smart micro-grid skills and competences through novel knowledge delivery tools: Insights from the lift manufacturing sector – Dimitrios Kanellos, KLEEMANN HELLAS S.A.
- Data-driven models in industrial engineering: how can data support manufacturing and human operators? – Łukasz Paśko, Rzeszów University of Technology
- Risk assessment from the edge devices cybersecurity point of view in aerospace and defence industry – Dorota Stadnicka, Rzeszów University of Technology
Round table topic: The present and future of Knowledge Transfer: Exploring collaborations between academia and the industrial sector to drive innovation, share knowledge, and navigate the challenges of the digital revolution
We’re happy to bring some moments captured at this event!
