Is your company ready for the fourth industrial revolution?
Automated, interconnected, sustainable
Digitisation technologies for industrial processes, defined by the “Industry 4.0” paradigm, are becoming a powerful agent for the principles of the circular economy.
We will discuss this topic at Ecomondo
Note the following convention in your diary:
'Industry 4.0. to optimise the management and use of waste'
Organized by the Ecomondo Scientific Committee and the University of San Marino
We will talk about:
- Innovative solutions to speed up companies’ industrial maturity and economic and financial sustainability
- Emerging technologies such as the Industrial Internet of Things, Big Data Management, Digital Twin and Artificial Intelligence, applied to manufacturing and urban environments
- Optimisation of the product life cycle for an integrated approach to material flows during all productive phases: engineering, production, use, disposal and recovery
Discover the whole programme:
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