The historical perspective on industrial revolutions is a narrative of innovation and social changes. From the mechanisation of the 18th century to the digital age of the 20th, each era has left an imprint on human civilisation. As we stand on the brink of Industry 5.0, it is important to look back to gain insights into the future.
The historical perspective on industrial revolutions is a narrative of innovation and social changes. From the mechanisation of the 18th century to the digital age of the 20th, each era has left an imprint on human civilisation. As we stand on the brink of Industry 5.0, it is important to look back to gain insights into the future.
Prof. Antonio Padovano had the unique chance to serve as a keynote speaker at the international ESTIEM council meeting, hosted at the University of Aveiro from April 11th to April 12th, 2024.
Defining Human-Centricity, especially considering the change from Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0 remains to be a significant challenge.
Currently, the concept lacks a clear definition and application within the scientific literature.
As part of LEONARDO’s international & collaborative nature, the project was represented in the 19th EUROCAST conference, as well as the Smart Green Island Makeathon – both held at the end of February in Gran Canaria.
Sustainable manufacturing innovation in Europe: the role of skills to move the needle was the theme of the 2023 EIT Manufacturing Summit held on November 20 and 21st in Brussels, Belgium. In line with the theme of the summit, the LEONARDO project was presented in the summit’s exhibition area to 200+ curious participants from academia and industry.
