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Use of Sensors to Optimize Maintenance and Lifetime

  • August 2023
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Bjorn Mjaveit
Technical Education Committee Member
EMR Consulting AS
Bergen, Norway

Industry 4.0 and now Industry 5.0 gives us yet again new trends and interpretations of how the world will develop. Some call Industry 5.0 the revenge of the humans when they are taken into account.

The last couple of years, we have all heard a lot about digitalization, sensors, artificial intelligence, sustainability and machine learning. But what does it mean for us? In this article, I will focus on the sensors and how they are linked to the electromechanical industry.

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