Industry 4.0: trends, development, and aplications in the textile industry
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https://doi.org/10.17981/bilo.02.01.2020.15Keywords:
Industry 4.0, Textile Industry, Fashion 4.0, ReviewAbstract
The fourth industrial revolution has generated a change in the industry's development towards a perspective in which software engineering and systems production meet, as the fundamental part to manage and generate information that enhances the data of different companies to analyze your results and improve your processes. The objective of this review is to analyze the trends that have been implemented in the sector to identify possible new research topics regarding the application of 4.0 technologies in the textile sector. A set of documents dealing with the applications, development, of Industry 4.0 technologies were analyzed using a systematic literature review methodology. From the results of the analysis, a series of data was obtained, the different applications and the focus of the implementation of Industry 4.0 in the textile sector were identified. Finally, it seeks to conduct more in-depth studies to assess the technologies of industry 4.0 in the textile sector, taking into account the approach given to the said application.
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