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Description of the Industry 4.0 concept, current application and market status
Hušek, Jiří ; Pour, Jan (advisor) ; Příklenk, Lukáš (referee)
This master thesis maps contemporary situation linked to the Industry 4.0 topic and sets it into connections and define its relations. The first part is dedicated to describing the beginning and nature of Industry 4.0. Next part shows main national initiatives of several countries. In the other part of thesis there is specific description of terms connected to this concept. Next part is about evaluating benefits, risks and restrictions. After that there is description of present use on market. The last part sums some predictions about Industry 4.0.
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Industry 4.0 - Readiness of engineering companies
Badidová, Eva ; Lorenc, Miroslav (advisor) ; Martínez, Felipe (referee)
The thesis determines development and current interpretation of term Industry 4.0. Which components of the concept Industry 4.0 consists of. Such as cyber-physical system, the internet of Things and services and Smart factory. It describes the state concept of Slovak Republic - Priemysel 4.0 as well as the current situation of the country. It defines the summary of the changes that are not just industry wise but also the society is heading to. Subsequently is elaborated SWOT analysis, which includes the strengths and weaknesses of the fourth industrial revolution as well as its main challenges and threats, which comes from the opportunities. The practical part focuses on the field of engineering industry. The finding of the thesis is, how selected engineering companies in Slovak Republic are prepared for transition to digitization and automation of production processes. And if they are heading in this direction in the future.
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Industry 4.0 - readiness of industries
Papcunová, Zuzana ; Lorenc, Miroslav (advisor) ; Martínez, Felipe (referee)
The bachelor thesis describes the highly discussed topic - Industry 4.0 and its current and future intervention in the metallurgical enterprises. In the theoretical part of the thesis is a presentation of the concept of Industry 4.0, state concepts, economic situation in industry and the position of Slovak and Czech Republic in the world of industry. A goal is to find out how metallurgical enterprises are ready for this new industrial revolution. A questionnaire survey among practitioners in specific metallurgical firms in Slovakia and Czech Republic will show new challenges are perceived with the advent of new technologies and when they could become a standard.
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Analysis of trends in companies with emphasis of Industry 4.0
Kopp, Jakub ; Basl, Josef (advisor) ; Gála, Libor (referee)
The diploma thesis called Analysis of trends in companies with emphasis of Industry 4.0 meets with sphere of trend of Industry 4.0. This work provides the basic theoretical know-ledge about conpcet of Industry 4.0. The theoretical part of this work also includes techno-logical and social aspects of fourth industry revolution. In the practical part of the work is performed analysis of readiness czech companies for trend of Industry 4.0. On the base of results of analysis concluding recommendations are determined.
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Impacts of the Industry 4.0 on the labour market in the Czech republic in the field of industry and manufacturing
Ťupková, Marie ; Osuský, Michal (advisor) ; Bureš, Jiří (referee)
In this thesis the author is focused on the fourth industrial revolution or so called "Industry 4.0". This term refers to the current trend of digitization and automation of the manufacturing. In this paper the attention is concretely paid on its current impacts on the labour market in the area of manufacturing and industry. The thesis is focused on the current situation in the Czech Republic. In this country the term "Industry 4.0" is relatively new. In these days there are some initiatives and researches made about the implementation of the Industry 4.0. These initiatives focus not only on the area of industry and manufacturing but also on the area of education. These documents also present expected impacts of the Industry 4.0. The author compares these expectations with the current situation on the labour market. In the theoretical part of this paper the author describes the three previous industrial revolutions and their impact on the labour market and society. Then she describes the Industry 4.0 and the key phenomena related to this topic. After that there is a part about the key documents and researches. In the practical part of this paper the author introduces her own research. This research was based on six semi-structured interviews with the employees from the area of manufacturing and...
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Industry 4.0 as an example of a top-down vs. horizontal Europeanization
Nováková, Denisa ; Young, Mitchell (advisor) ; Tomalová, Eliška (referee)
Industry 4.0 is a new generation of manufacturing based on robotics, automation and new trends in ICT. It was for the first time introduced at the Hannover Fair in 2011 and has been part of the European, German and Czech discourse since then. This Master thesis deals with the topic of Industry 4.0 in the Czech Republic and assesses to what extent the concept is coming to the Czech Republic as a result of a top-down (EU) or horizontal (Germany) Europeanization. The thesis came to the conclusion that there are two perceptions of Industry 4.0. One is narrow and deals with the industrial policy and the other is broad and deals with society wide implications of the fourth industrial revolution. The debate about Industry 4.0 in the Czech Republic is mainly a result of a horizontal Europeanization based on bilateral agreements and close cooperation between Germany and the Czech Republic in the area of R&D, innovations and business. However, the top-down Europeanization cannot be neglected as the EU provides much broader context where Industry 4.0 is taking place. Moreover, Industry 4.0 gave a new impetus to the digital economy and society in the Czech Republic. It turned into agenda 4.0 and moved forward the debate about digital skills.
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IoT Devices in Industry 4.0
Fara, Michael ; Marada, Tomáš (referee) ; Zuth, Daniel (advisor)
This Bachelor thesis is focused on the theme of items utilizing the internet of things and it's use in the Industry 4.0 and other areas. The first part focuses on the history of internet of things, the types of data transmission, security and said used technologies and the protocols used. The second part describes the use and design regarding further possible use of items utilizing the internet in the Industry 4.0 and other areas. The final part of the thesis compares current solutions used in the field of internet of things.
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Industry 4.0 for Production Machines
Procházka, Jakub ; Pavlík, Jan (referee) ; Holub, Michal (advisor)
The task of this bachelor thesis is to explain the vision of the concept Industry 4.0 in the area of production machines. First part is dedicated to summarize national initiatives in the world which are reacting to the changing conditions of nowadays industry. In this part are also explained basic principles and technologies which allow to make the vision possible. The second part is dedicated to design a workcell with implemented solutions of the concept. This workcell includes CNC machine tools, industrial robots and the control station. There are also summarized benefits of implementing described technologies and obstacles which are standing in the way of achieving the goals of the vision.
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Virtual prototyping for machine tools
Klement, Roman ; Kovář, Jiří (referee) ; Hermanský, Dominik (advisor)
This bachelor thesis explores the possibilities of creating a virtual prototype, which is to be understood as an advantageous approach of designing new machine tools. Different approaches regarding the afromrentioned proces are described in the research part. Following the research, a simple virtual prototype for kinematics optimisation was made.
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Proposal for Process Control of the Honing Operation
Gavač, Adam ; Šandová, Marcela (referee) ; Sedlák, Josef (advisor)
The study investigates potential of promising combination of Lean principles and Industry 4.0 tools in order to find a solution for control of manufacturing process. Firstly, each of the buzzwords is defined and their relation is explained. Then, rules which will facilitate implementation of I4.0 tools into Lean production are enumerated. Afterwards, situation at the shopfloor is observed and statistical analysis of production data is done to analyze current manufacturing process. Deep investigation revealed strong potential for improvement, which was the motive to elaborate a proposal for Lean automated process control.
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