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Table 4.
Synergies between Mobility 4.0 and Industrie 4.0.
| Mobility 4.0 | Industrie 4.0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Data acquisition | Innovative sensors inside and outside the vehicle (Car-to-Infrastructure, Car-to-Car, etc.) | Additional sensors in industrial equipment e.g. machines and logistic systems or collected by a human operator |
| Data preparation/algorithms | In the vehicle | In the machine control unit, in the factory or in computers at the site of user or equipment builder (e.g. via web communication) |
| Enablers | Advanced optical sensors, data fusion, online evaluating systems, voice- and gesture control, car-to-X-communication | Physical sensors: temperature, vibration, current; data fusion; voice control |
| Business models | Out-of-the-box approaches to use collected (big) data recorded by the sensors in the cars in the field (e.g. for traffic forecast) | Improved services by gaining knowledge out of decentral recorded data (e.g. robust Just-In-Time deliveries, predictive maintenance) |
| Impact on humans | Increased freedom in a range from active participation as a driver to passenger (in fully automated driving mode) | Expanded range of work content instead of Taylorism – enabled by complexity reduction by new assistance systems (e.g. digital Poka Yoke, Human-Machine-Interactions) |
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