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A Comprehensive and Narrative Review of Industry 5.0 Technologies: 2018–2022

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Renewable Energy Optimization, Planning and Control

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The paper aims to classify and synthesize the findings of select articles on Industry 5.0 technologies in literature to provide insights and directions for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers. Forty-three papers were selected for review through systematic process and the technologies were categorized according to the three pillars of I 5.0, human-oriented, resilience-driven, and sustainability based. I 5.0 technologies are emerging across a vast section of industries but primarily automotive, manufacturing, supply chain operations, bio fuel generation, food, and healthcare waste recycling, transportation, power, and agriculture. SDG goals 7 and 9 have recent highest attention. The current technological ecosystem is more oriented towards systems/machines and less towards humans or sustainability. The human-centric aspect of technologies, systems, and services is not yet well developed. Human-centric systems are aimed to minimizing human intervention, enhancing human performance and productivity, and improving safety and comfort of humans engaged in the workplace. Conclusions and implications are drawn and future research directions identified.

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    Rajat Gera, Gurbir Singh Khera & Ruchika Yadav

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Gera, R., Chadha, P., Khera, G.S., Yadav, R. (2023). A Comprehensive and Narrative Review of Industry 5.0 Technologies: 2018–2022. In: Khosla, A., Kolhe, M. (eds) Renewable Energy Optimization, Planning and Control. Studies in Infrastructure and Control. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-8963-6_23

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