EVOLUTION OF INDUSTRY 4.0
Industry 1.0
1765
Industry 2.0
1870
Industry 3.0
1969
Industry 4.0
Today
We have always been reliant on technology throughout history. Of course, the technology of each century did not have the same shape and size as it has today, but it was undoubtedly interesting to look at the time
People would constantly use the technology they had at their disposal to simplify their lives while also improving them and taking them to the next level. This is where the industrial revolution got its start. The world is currently undergoing the 4th industrial revolution, sometimes known as Industry 4.0. Here’s some background on the three prior industrial revolutions that led up to today!
Assembly line production and utilisation of electricity ushered in the Second Industrial Revolution in the nineteenth century. Henry Ford (1863-1947) got the concept for mass production , it was a phase of rapid scientific discovery, standardisation, mass production, and industrialisation from the late 19th century into the early 20th century. These principles were carried over into vehicle manufacture by Henry Ford, who greatly transformed it.
INDUSTRY 1.0
The late 18th to the early 19th centuries was the period of 1st Industrial revolution. Mechanization
brought about significant changes in the industry. Agriculture was gradually displaced as the backbone of the social economy by the industry due to mechanization.
People saw tremendous coal extraction during the period and the significant discovery of the steam engine, which generated a new energy source that subsequently helped speed up railroad production, increasing the economy.
INDUSTRY 2.0
Assembly line production and utilisation of electricity ushered in the Second Industrial Revolution in the nineteenth century. Henry Ford (1863-1947) got the concept for mass production , it was a phase of rapid scientific discovery, standardisation, mass production, and industrialisation from the late 19th century into the early 20th century. These principles were carried over into vehicle manufacture by Henry Ford, who greatly transformed it.
Previously, an entire automobile was assembled at a single station. In this phase, vehicles started being produced in partial steps on a conveyor belt, which was substantially faster and less expensive.
INDUSTRY 3.0
Through memory-programmable controls and computers, the Third Industrial Revolution began in the 1970s. Industries could automate a whole production process – without the need for human intervention. Robots that followed pre-programmed instructions without human involvement were wellknown examples.
INDUSTRY 4.0
Many individuals believe that Industry 4.0 is the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Industry 4.0 began with the one thing everyone uses every day-the Internet – at the turn of 2000s. The shift from the first industrial revolution, which was anchored on technical phenomena, to Industry 4.0, which generates virtual reality worlds and allows us to bend the laws of physics, can be seen.
The fourth Industrial Revolution will help in revolutionizing the world. Programs and projects are currently being launched to assist people using the fourth revolution’s marvels even in their daily lives.