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Industry 4.0 or the IIoT will change every sector and mobile will play a huge role
5G and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) in all sectors including agro industry, both are two megatrands taking shape in the mobile industry but they do not have a dependent relationship.
Industry 4.0 is characterised by big data, smart algorithms, robotics, 3D printing, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and cyber-physical systems towards Agro businesses too.
The Internet of Things (IoT) has great potential to increase the efficiency of agriculture
Using the ADAPT framework, the partners have demonstrated how data can be exchanged between agricultural equipment and software platforms from different brands in a standardized format. This is an important enabler for the flow of data required to make "digital farming" or "Agriculture 4.0" a success
The former is a new generation of mobile networks while the latter is a completely new way of doing business that can transform entire industries. They may overlap in several areas, but each has its own, individual development path.
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Industry 4.0 is not about technology, it’s about people, how people connect and how they work together,
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In a world where traditional operator income are declining, Industry 4.0 is a massive opportunity for operators looking to boost revenues and find applications for the 5G networks that will come into operation as early as next year.
The Future of Jobs in the World of AI and Robotics for Agro 4.0
Over 2,200 employees work for GRIMME around the world, 1,600 of those working in Damme. Our aim is to offer all root crop farmers around the world, the best solution for their operation.
Kverneland Group's factories are located in Norway, Denmark, Germany, France, The Netherlands, Italy, Russia and China. The Group has own sales companies in 17 countries and exports to another 60 countries. At the end of 2016, Kverneland Group had 2 260 employees, of which 74.2% worked outside Norway.
The Federal Government and the private sector are investing in Industry 4.0 technologies to increase the American industrial base which has been taken over by China and low labor cost countries such as Mexico, Brazil and Asia-Pacific
Restoring manufacturing jobs to the United States struggling Rust Belt communities and corporate tax cuts were two of President Donald Trump's biggest campaign promises. It is expected that Trump's administration will follow Obama's (2011) Industry 4.0 policy, the formation of the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP), a national effort bringing together industry and the Federal Government to invest in Industry 4.0 technologies.
China and/or USA - Africa at Agro Business 4.0
The U.S. and China Invest Heavily in Industry 4.0 Technologies to be the World's Largest Manufacturer
ICAEW provides a regional report, and focuses on South Africa and Zimbabwe.
China as the world's largest manufacturer. The "Industry 4.0 Market & Technologies. Focus on the U.S. – 2018-2023" report forecasts that the U.S. Industry 4.0 2016-2023 market will grow at a CAGR of 12.9%.
According to the report, Kenya’s GDP growth projection is expected to rise to 5.7%, an improvement from the previous quarter’s 4.6% growth projection. Despite the improved projections, Kenya’s growth is still moving at a slower pace than regional competitors Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Uganda.
The economy of Mauritius is expected to grow by 3.9 percent this year, down from a previous forecast of 4.0 percent in December, due to an expected slowdown in agriculture and fishing activities, the statistics office said on Friday.
The Indian Ocean island economy expanded by 3.8 percent in 2017, lower than the previous estimate of 3.9 percent.
Tanzania and Ethiopia are expected to remain as two of Africa’s fastest growing economies with their growth reaching 6.9% and 7.5% respectively. In Uganda, the report cites a marked recovery in the agricultural sector as the largest contributing factor to its growth from a lowly 2.5% in 2016, to an estimated 6.3% last year and a strong 6.0% this year. These numbers make for good reading for investors eyeing a piece of the East African market as the projected growth of 6.0% makes the region the fastest growing on the continent.
AGOA: The U.S.-Africa Trade Program
The cornerstone of U.S. economic relations with sub-Saharan Africa since 2000 has been the African Growth and Opportunity Act, or AGOA. U.S. development assistance to sub-Saharan African countries in areas including agriculture and HIV/AIDS prevention. It was set to expire in 2008, but has since been renewed four times.
The program offers more than three dozen participants preferential access to U.S. markets by eliminating import tariffs.
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Artificial Intelligence Is Changing The Farms of the Future
It’s an exciting time and we’d like to call it Agri 4.0 or the 4th Industrial Revolution in farming. To set the context right, Precision Agriculture wave of the last decade is nothing short of impressive, from making inaccurate decisions on agro-chemical inputs without measurements, to technology around soil measurements and multispectral imaging of fields that enabled better decisions on agrochemicals, improving yields globally. Yet these remain been more congenial for large farms with economies of scale rather than smaller holdings.
Manufacturers need to be prepared to translate that knowledge and awareness into concrete investments and real projects. For that to happen, manufacturers need to be convinced that Industry 4.0 will make a significant difference to their businesses, delivering a return on their investment
For ex, The U.S. water system is a sprawling, complex series of networks with the mission of providing safe, reliable, and cheap drinking water to hundreds of millions of people
States whose economies are particularly tied to agriculture depend even more heavily on reliable water supplies. California, the country’s largest food producer, uses nearly 80 percent of its freshwater for agricultural purposes.
Severe drought, like the one that struck in 2014, cost the state more than seventeen thousand jobs and over $2.2 billion in economic losses.
Due to inadequate accessibility and connectivity, the African continent is unable to embrace Industry 4.0 at a rate equivalent to that of the developed world. However, emerging markets are unrestrained by infrastructure legacy issues and are more versatile in dealing with change than their developed counterparts. This poses a considerable advantage for developing sub-Saharan African countries to adopt a more receptive outlook towards Industry 4.0.
The biggest challenges in Africa remain connectivity and accessibility, however, companies that have embraced IoT have already started to become more globally competitive as they streamline operations, increase productivity and reduce costly wastage. Industry 4.0 will have a strong impact in the coming years on Africa
The key, set for Agri 4.0 and to turn our small farmers to smart farmers. Adoption of technology and the superior yields of Agri 4.0 will happen in two stages in India and in Africa and in the rest of developing world.
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