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The document discusses various topics relating to industrial revolution 4.0 including 3D printing, augmented reality, flying taxis, and an e-companion using artificial intelligence. It also covers components of industry 4.0, a potential aerospace company called Buraakh, using augmented reality in construction projects, and challenges and proof of concepts for flying taxis and an AI companion.
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- 2. Today's Discussion Brief and features of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd industrial revolution Introduction to Industrial revolution 4.0 3D Printing by Bilal SpaceX by Yasmin Amin Flying Taxi by Dilder Augmented reality by Yusuf E-Companion by Magizhan Tamilselvan
- 5. Component of Industry 4.0 Mobile devices Internet of Things (IoT) platforms Location detection technologies Advanced human-machine interfaces Authentication and fraud detection 3D printing Smart sensors Big data analytics and advanced algorithms Multilevel customer interaction and customer profiling Augmented reality/wearables Fog, Edge and Cloud computing Data visualization and triggered "real- time" training
- 9. Material and Cost Savings
- 10. EVALUATION ● Proof of Concept ● Feasibility ● Radical Innovation ● limitation
- 12. Buraakh Aerospace company • Buraakh will replace long-haul flights with rocket travel in the next 10 years • we want Buraakh to set new standards for long-haul flights. We plans to fly from London to New York in less than half an hour.
- 13. Expectations of Buraakh It predicts a well paid marker for point-to-point rocket Travel that is expected to be worth $19.7bn a year by 2030. In the opinion of the company, the Space Tourism industry will be a rapidly growing on and could be worth $3bn by 2030. Rockets will play a major part in future long-distance air travel on earth because the rockets will enter the upper atmosphere before returning to Earth.
- 15. AUGMENTED REALITY • It is an interactive experience of a real-world environment where the objects that reside in the real world are enhanced by computer-generated perceptual information • It is a system that fulfills 3 basic features: 1. a combination of real and virtual worlds 2. real-time interaction 3. accurate 3D registration of virtual and real objects
- 18. Current Problems in Construction • 2D On-site drawings have often created miscommunications between Contractors and Architects • The Current Solution is BIM(Building Information modelling) which has perhaps made Construction simpler • Our Solution using Augmented reality aims to take this on an advanced level
- 20. The concept • To use the application of Building Information Modelling(BIM) with AR • In construction site, the Project Manager is provided with AR Glasses • He has the provision of graphic vision of the structure at every stage of construction which will make his tasks simpler and faster • In addition the glasses will also provide him the information regarding the specification of material to be used
- 22. Proof of concept • Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping(SLAM) to obtain the movement trajectory of the user and derive information related to the real environment • Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) is the computational problem of constructing or updating a map of an unknown environment while simultaneously keeping track of an agent's location within it • Graph-based segmentation is used to segment point clouds and perform additions of construction elements. • These elements are clearly the means of communication between Humans and Machines and henceforth can be called as an application of the fourth Industrial Revolution
- 23. The Future of AR and feasibility
- 24. Flying Taxis A flying taxi is a combination of self-driving electric car and an unmanned passenger drone.
- 26. How it work?
- 27. Flight Module A passenger drone Capsule Module Accurately placed a passenger Ground Module A self-driving electric car
- 28. How you get it?
- 29. • Problem Congested roads and traffic jams every year, wasting more than $121bn in time and fuel • Solution Customers could use a convenient and efficient flying taxi service in large cities – in multi-modal operation, in the air and on the road. Without changing vehicles, passengers will enjoy their leisure time, relax, or work. • Unique Value Proposition How will you turn an unaware visitor into an interested customer? Create a clear and compelling one-liner message you want to send across. • Key Metrics How will you measure the success of your product or service? List the key metrics. • Existing Alternatives 1. Uber 2. Bolt 3. Freenow 4. Husair. 5. helipoland • High Level Concept How does your product or service fit into the grand scheme of things? • Advantage What separates you from competitors? What makes you ahead of the pack? • Channels Direct marketing, social media, ads, partnerships — identify the effective ways to reach customer. • Customer Segments taxi service in large cities where congested road and traffic jams.Also, as an emergency transportation. • Early Adopters What are the specific characteristics of your early adopters?
- 30. proof of concept LILIUM UBER DUBAI SKY TAXI VOLOCOPTER AIR TAXI IN SINGAPORE
- 32. AI ▪ Artificial intelligence (AI) is the simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, especially computer systems.
- 33. Facts about AI ▪ AI technology can increase business productivity by up to 40%. ▪ The number of AI start-ups since 2000 has magnified to 14 times. ▪ AI will automate 16% of American jobs. ▪ 15% of enterprises are using AI, and 31 percent of them say that it is their agenda for the next 12 months.
- 34. E-companion with AI ▪ Artificial human companions may be any kind of hardware or software creation designed to give companionship to a person. ▪ AI companion can recognize, process, and simulate human emotion
- 35. Statistics of loneliness ▪ Young adults are more likely to feel lonely than older age groups, says a study from the Office for National Statistics. ▪ The research found that almost 40% of people aged 16 to 24 in USA were always or often lonely - the highest proportion of any age group.
- 39. BAE is an operating system which can give solution to your loneliness. BAE can be your virtual friend. It can take critical decisions using AI. It can listen to your problems and can advise you. It can communicate to your friends and family. It has all the features of other home assistants.
- 40. Challenges Disadvantages High level concept Huge investment Existing alternatives Practical challenges R&D Feasibility issues Addiction Getting connected to the virtual world Less human communication Age categories
- 41. Proof of concept Gatebox Gatebox is a home companion in Japan. The company introduced the product in 2017.
- 42. Thank you. ☺