Smart Industry 4.0 Systems

Year:
2nd year
Semester:
S1/S2
Programme main editor:
Onsite in:
Remote:
ECTS range:
3 ECTS

Professors

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Professors
Guy Pujolle
GC
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Professors
Khaldoun Al-Agha
GC

Prerequisites:

Computer networks, Introduction to Machine Learning, basic principles of security and linux.

Pedagogical objectives:

The main goal of this course is to cover the main aspects related to Smart Industries 4.0 systems. Students will be capable of understanding the importance of AI to Industry 4.0 as well as the different kinds of applications. The course also presents security and sustainability issues concerning Smart Industry scenarios.

Evaluation modalities:

Lab reports.

Description:

The course is divided into two parts. In the first part, the students will learn all the theoretical aspects as described below. In the last past they will focus on practical aspects with directed studies on an Edge distributed platform with green nodes.

Topics:

  • Artificial intelligence
    • The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Industry 4.0
    • Machine learning, deep learning,
    • Behavioral and generative Artificial Intelligence
    • Big Data Analytics and Industry 4.0
    • Some examples of AI for the Industry 4.0
  • Cloud services
    • Cloud Networking and Computing for Industry 4.0
    • Digital Twin for Industry 4.0
    • Additive Manufacturing
  • Connected worker
    • Human-Machine Collaboration in Industry 4.0
    • Networks for connected workers
    • The role of public and private 5G
  • Digital twin
    • Digital twin potential
    • Digital twin schemes
    • Digital twin exemples
  • Edge
    • Edge Computing and Edge Analytics in Industry 4.0
    • Embedded Edge for the Industry 4.0
    • Networks for the Edge
  • Extended reality
    • Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in Industrial Settings
    • Metaverse for Industry 4.0
    • 6G vision for Industry 4.0
  • Industrial IOT (IIOT)
    • IoT Applications in Smart Manufacturing
    • Robotics and Automation in Modern Factories
    • Predictive Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
  • Security and sustainability
    • Cybersecurity Challenges in the Era of Industry 4.0
    • Blockchain Technology and Supply Chain Management
    • Sustainable Practices in Industry 4.0

complementary content: Metaverse, blockchain.

Required teaching material

Slides will be distributed. Lab tools: IIoT platform with distributed sensors and machines.

Teaching volume:
lessons:
15 hours
Exercices:
5 hours
Supervised lab:
5 hours
Project:
5 hours

Devices:

  • Laboratory-Based Course Structure
  • Open-Source Software Requirements