Industry 5.0 is on the horizon, but the role of digital twins (DTs) as one of its major
technological enablers is far from being understood. This article begins with a bibliometric …

Agriculture can be regarded as the backbone of human civilization. As technology evolved,
the synergy between agriculture and remote sensing has brought about a paradigm shift …

Although several food‐related fields have yet to fully grasp the speed and breadth of the
fourth industrial revolution (also known as Industry 4.0), growing literature from other sectors …

More than one in four workers reportedly suffer from back pain worldwide, leading to 264
million work days lost yearly. In the US alone, it causes $50 billion in healthcare costs every …

This seminal study explores systemic sustainability within the Industry 5.0 paradigm, using
the strategic lens of geoanthropology to shape the emerging concept of Industry 6.0. A …

Due to the ongoing development of urban infrastructure and higher living standards, waste
glass has become a significant component of municipal solid waste that cannot be …

Industry 5.0 emphasises social sustainability and highlights the critical need for personnel
upskilling and reskilling to achieve the seamless integration of human expertise and …

The relevance of Industry 5.0 confirms the collaborative relationship between humans and
machines through an inclusive automation process. The healthcare industry at present is …

Over the past years, machine learning and big data analysis have emerged, starting as a
scientific and fictional domain, very interesting but difficult to test, and becoming one of the …

The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) means the ubiquitous digitization of economic
processes using more economical and efficient production technologies. Orientation to …