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Dear Blissers,

What if we can make economic growth along with the manufacturing improvement?

What if we can have daily supplies with better function and exact design with the shorter need time from the manufacturing end to us customers’?

This coming Saturday, our industrial expert, Clark Kuo will showcase how 4.0 Industrial Revolution is approaching to meet our demand and affect our nearest future soon!

Welcome to greet the “4.0 Industrial Revolution “with us!

Prepare following “Key words” and “Introduction” beforehand!

Keywords: Industry 4.0, Smart Production, Cyber Physical System, IoT, Cloud Computing & Big Data

Introduction from 1^st Industrial Revolution to 3^rd Industrial Revolution

1.      Each economic growth comes from manufacturing revolution. In the history, we have been through three times for every 50 or 60 years. For example, 1st industrial revolution stemmed from the invention of stem machine during 19th century,, 2nd from mass production model in the beginning of 20th century; 3rd one for automation in 1970s.

2.      For these 50 years, we have tried to improve productivity or economic growth by globalization, that is, to reduce cost by locate offshore using cheap labor, or by large orders with monoproduct in stocks and in faster turnover like Zara. In fact, those shaped the same as 1970s mode only with a slight change in location, size and the ways of operation. The productivity improved only by adding capital, more labor with lower cost and mass production.

3.      On the other hand, Tech innovation has made more advances. For example, IOT has made big waves in media, services, entertainment. Nevertheless, our productivity was on the decline and economic growth was staggering. Perhaps, we are viewing You YouTube and scrolling FB at work?

Economic growth from the 3^rd Industrial Revolution till now

Customers market (regional) to offshore/ larger/monoproduct/bulk made/more collection turnover in a short time

Expectation to 4.0 Industrial Revolution

1.      Advanced Robots who collaborate with human and are programmed to enact complex and nonrepetitive tasks.

2.      3d Printing having improved plastic industry now makes its way to medal, both industries of which contribute 25% of Industrial Productivity. It made production more flexible and customized.

3.      So, the customer markets will turn to be localized with smaller-scaled orders, diversified to meet the regional need and accordingly with the cost down in goods transportation, it would be environment-friendly.

4.      More information about (Horizontal/vertical Integration/Augmented reality/Cloud & cyber security-Simulation/Industrial Internet & Analytics)