The document discusses the potential of Industry 4.0 in India. It outlines the four industrial revolutions that have occurred historically. Key technologies of Industry 4.0 that are discussed include data analytics, cloud computing, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, automation, virtual reality, 3D printing, blockchain, and robotics. The document highlights how these technologies can benefit India through alleviating poverty, improving healthcare, enhancing agriculture, and strengthening infrastructure. New jobs that may emerge in sectors like IT/BPM, automotive, textiles, and banking are also outlined. Skills like adaptability, critical thinking and technical skills will be important for Industry 4.0. Overall opportunities for India in areas like telemedicine, education,

1. Potential Analysis – Industry 4.0
Dr. Yashodhan Mithare
Professor & Associate Dean
Savitribai Phule Pune University

2. Telephone – 75 Years
Web – 7 Years
Facebook 4 years
Instagram 2 years
Pokemon Go 1 Month

3. First
Industrial
Revolution
➢ Started in Europe
➢ 1760 to 1840
➢ Hand production to machines
➢ Steam and Water Power
➢ Mass Production

4. Second
Industrial
Revolution
➢ Started in America
➢ 1870 to 1914
➢ Railways and railroads
➢ Steel and electricity
➢ Telephone and Typewriter

5. Third
Industrial
Revolution
➢ Started in Great Britain
➢ Took place in 1900
➢ Shift to renewable energy
➢ Analog to Digital Technology
➢ Automation

6. Telephone – 75 Years
Web – 7 Years
Facebook 4 years
Instagram 2 years
Pokemon Go 1 Month

7. INDUSTRY 4.0

8. Data
Analytics
Cloud
Computing
Internet of
Things
Artificial
Intelligence
Automation
Virtual
Reality
3D Printing

9. Data Analytics

10. It comprises the processes, tools and
techniques of data analysis and
management, including the collection,
organization, and storage of data.
Data analytics is a discipline focused
on extracting insights from data.

11. Uses of Data Analytics
Effective Marketing
Decision Making
Better Customer
Service
Delivering Relevant
Products
Efficient Operations

12. ➢Price Surge when demand is high
➢Discounts when not using the app
➢Surge pricing on low battery
➢Alert for low balance in Ola Money
➢ Customer feedback by driver
➢Surge if you are going to mall / movie
➢ Non availability of mini/ micro on return journey
Uses of Data Analytics

13. Facebook, Instagram Ads

16. Cloud is nothing but a data center filled
with hundreds of components like
servers, routers, and storage units.
Cloud data centers could be anywhere
in the world;
Data can accessed it from anywhere
with an Internet-connected device.

17. ‘Pay Per
Use’ Model
24 X 7
Availability
Easily
Manageable
Security

19. BLOCKCHAIN

20. ➢ Blockchain is a system of recording information
in a way that makes it difficult or impossible to
change, hack, or cheat the system.
➢ A blockchain is essentially a digital ledger of
transactions that is duplicated and distributed
across the entire network of computer systems
on the blockchain.
➢ Each block in the chain contains a number of
transactions, and every time a new transaction
occurs on the blockchain, a record of that
transaction is added to every participant’s
ledger. The decentralized database managed by
multiple participants is known as Distributed
Ledger Technology (DLT).

22. The Internet of Things (IoT)
refers to a system of
interrelated, internet-
connected objects that are
able to collect and transfer
data over a wireless
network without human
intervention.
The personal or business
possibilities are endless.

23. Health Care Transport Wearables Automation

24. Factories
Smart City

26. Perform
Human- Like
Tasks

27. Moscow, Russia - October 1, 2017: Sophia humanoid robot speaking Russian
at Open Innovations Conference at Skolokovo technopark

28. Google Maps
Face Recognition
Speech to Text Software
Chatbot

34. Team of surgeons perform a delicate operation using medical surgical robot
while observing data on transparent screens. Modern medical equipment.
Robotic arm for minimal invasive surgery.

35. ROBOTICS

36. Are we capable of becoming a Super Power?

37. The World Bank’s 2016 World Development Report,
ironically titled ‘Digital Dividends,’ makes some alarming
projections, estimating that
In Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
(OECD) countries could be replaced by automated processes
and robots by 2025.

39. Future Classrooms

40. Smart Office

41. Remote Operations

42. Smart Media

43. Drone Logistics

46. What is Required for Progress in Industry 4.0

49. How will India
Benefit from
Industry 4.0 ?

50. ➢ It can play a major role in alleviating
poverty.
➢ Better and low-cost health care can
be achieved
➢ Enhancing farmer’s income by
providing them with the latest
technologies.
➢ It will strengthen infrastructure and
improve connectivity to the very last
village.

51. ➢ Artificial intelligence can be used
to empower and enable specially-
abled people.
➢ It will improve ease of living and
ease of doing business using smart
technologies.
➢ Recently, India has announced her
drone policy, which will play an
important role in security, traffic
and mapping.

52. Indian Ridesharing Company
Founded by Bhavish Aggarwal & Ankit Bhati
$ 10 Billion Company
Operations in Australia , New Zealand and UK

53. Indian restaurant aggregator and food delivery start up
Restaurant search and Discovery services
Founded by Deepinder Goyal in 2008
$ 2 Billion Company
24 countries and more than 10000 cities

54. Bangalore-based educational technology (EdTech) and
online tutoring firm
Founded by Byju Raveendran in 2011 at Bangalore.
$ 8 Billion Company
Provides online contents to standard 1 to 12 and IIT-
JEE, NEET CAT, CSE as well as for GRE and GMAT.

56. New Jobs in IT / BPM

57. New Jobs in Automation
▪ Automobile analytics engineer
▪ 3D printing technician
▪ Machine learning based vehicle cyber security expert
▪ Sustainability integration expert

58. New jobs in Textile and Apparel sector
- Apparel data analyst/scientist
- IT process engineer
- E-textile specialist
- Environment specialist
- PCL maintenance specialist

59. New jobs in BFSI
- Cyber security specialist
- Robot programmer
- Blockchain architect
- Process modeler expert

60. New jobs in Retails Sector
- Customer experience leader
- Digital imaging leader
- IT process modeler
- Digital marketing specialist
- Retail data analyst

61. Features of new jobs/ employment
Contractual
Jobs
Performance
Based
Promotion
Flexi Timing Up Skilling

62. Growth Potentials for India
Telemedicine Health Tourism
Health Insurance
Development of
Electronic Health
AI Powered Robots
Healthcare

63. Growth Potentials for India
Digital Platform
Udemy, Coursera
Enterprise
Resource Planner
Assessment
Software
E- Contents
Development
Customization of
contents
Education

64. IAS Officer
turns
entrepreneur

65. Hotel and
Multiplex
Management
Social Media
Management
AI Based Guest
Management
System
E- Tourist Visa
Management
Customization of
services
Growth Potentials for India
Travel & Tourism

66. Industry 4.0 Skills required
Adaptability
People
Management
Service
Orientation
Decision
Making
Emotional
Intelligence
Critical
Thinking
Creativity
Coordinating
Skills
Technical
Skills

67. mithare@yashodhan.org