“Breakthrough” innovation technologies in the field of convergence of nanotechnologies, ICT, biotechnologies, and cognitive technologies. Many modern technologies are at the interface of NBIC, for example, construction of cellular and fabric structures, new information interfaces (info+cogno), bioinformatics (nano+info+bio).
Published in Chapter:
Emergence of Industry 4.0 Technologies: Leapfrogging Opportunity for the Russian Federation
Leyla A. Gamidullaeva (Penza State University, Russia), Sergey M. Vasin (Penza State University, Russia), Elena V. Shkarupeta (Voronezh State Technical University, Russia), Tatyana O. Tolstykh (NUST MISIS, Russia), Alexey G. Finogeev (Penza State University, Russia), Galina V. Surovitskaya (K. G. Razumovsky Moscow State University of Technologies and Management, Russia), and Sergey Kanarev (Penza State University, Russia)
Copyright: © 2019
|Pages: 30
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-7625-9.ch014
Abstract
Innovations in the modern world are not simply connected with the opportunities of digital technologies but also largely based on them. This is exactly why the full-fledged successive industrial sector's digitization will become a platform for qualitative changes of the economy and long-term opportunities. Thus, the transition to digital technologies is inevitable, but from another perspective, this very transition cannot be the absolute goal. In this chapter, the authors aimed at providing a better understanding for Industry 4.0 concept and its application benefits for Russia. The main problem is how the Russian Federation acts against the economically developed countries, which are the creators of Industry 4.0. This chapter mainly focuses on presenting the authors' views on how to sustain and increase competitive advantage of the Russian Federation by catching and implementing Industry 4.0. With Industry 4.0, Russian Federation gets a bigger share of the world manufacturing value chain.