Industry 4.0 Challenges in Smart Cities
Industry 4.0 Challenges in Smart Cities [electronic resource] /
edited by Dagmar Cagáňová, Natália Horňáková.
- 1st ed. 2023.
- X, 191 p. 55 illus., 52 illus. in color. online resource.
- EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing, 2522-8609 .
- EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing, .
Acceso multiusuario
Introduction -- AI Planning and Reasoning for a Social Assistive Robot -- Secure Algorithm for IoT Devices Authentication -- Mathematical Modeling as a Tool for Selecting a Rational Logistical Route in Multimodal Transport Systems -- Commercializing M2M eSIM Networks -- Towards urban delivery using a cooperative fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles -- Closed cycle of biodegradable wastes in smart cities -- Automated People Counting in Public Transport -- Industry 4.0: From smart factories to artificial intelligence -- Sustainable urban mobility - multimodality as a chance for greener cities -- Transport System of the Smart City Concept vs Pandemics -- Drive Health: Road Condition Detection -- Digitalization in transport logistics due to COVID-19 -- Smart Factory as the top of the development of the industrial revolution in Czech countries -- Automated Approach to Analyze IoT Privacy Policies -- Conclusion.
This book discusses the next level of innovative technologies influencing sectors in industry and their future in industrial, urban and sustainable development. The authors provide a platform for a discussion of a synergy of ideas within smart industrial innovations, approaching them from various points of view. These include industry and management 4.0, the expansion of new business models, smart technologies identifying global challenges, and other new trends and opportunities. New managerial ideas, innovations, and technologies for advances in mobility are highlighted together from a multidisciplinary perspective. This book is relevant to researchers, graduate students and those who are interested in Smart Cities.
9783030929688
Telecommunication.
Industrial engineering.
Production engineering.
Technological innovations.
Communications Engineering, Networks.
Industrial and Production Engineering.
Innovation and Technology Management.
TK5101-5105.9
621.382
Acceso multiusuario
Introduction -- AI Planning and Reasoning for a Social Assistive Robot -- Secure Algorithm for IoT Devices Authentication -- Mathematical Modeling as a Tool for Selecting a Rational Logistical Route in Multimodal Transport Systems -- Commercializing M2M eSIM Networks -- Towards urban delivery using a cooperative fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles -- Closed cycle of biodegradable wastes in smart cities -- Automated People Counting in Public Transport -- Industry 4.0: From smart factories to artificial intelligence -- Sustainable urban mobility - multimodality as a chance for greener cities -- Transport System of the Smart City Concept vs Pandemics -- Drive Health: Road Condition Detection -- Digitalization in transport logistics due to COVID-19 -- Smart Factory as the top of the development of the industrial revolution in Czech countries -- Automated Approach to Analyze IoT Privacy Policies -- Conclusion.
This book discusses the next level of innovative technologies influencing sectors in industry and their future in industrial, urban and sustainable development. The authors provide a platform for a discussion of a synergy of ideas within smart industrial innovations, approaching them from various points of view. These include industry and management 4.0, the expansion of new business models, smart technologies identifying global challenges, and other new trends and opportunities. New managerial ideas, innovations, and technologies for advances in mobility are highlighted together from a multidisciplinary perspective. This book is relevant to researchers, graduate students and those who are interested in Smart Cities.
9783030929688
Telecommunication.
Industrial engineering.
Production engineering.
Technological innovations.
Communications Engineering, Networks.
Industrial and Production Engineering.
Innovation and Technology Management.
TK5101-5105.9
621.382
