Conference paper Green Open Access 2024

Integrating Industry 5.0 Competencies: A Learning Factory Based Framework

AL
Agbomemewa, Lorenzo
 DF
Daniele, Fabio
 FM
Foletti, Michele
 CM
Confalonieri, Matteo
 PP
Pedrazzoli, Paolo
IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology
Conference · Vol. 729 IFIP · pp. 416-429
Abstract

Industries across the world are witnessing profound technological paradigm changes, necessitating a new set of engineering skills and capabilities for the future workforce. This paper investigates the needed engineering competencies required to bridge the skill gap related to Industry 5.0. Our work analyses current educational frameworks on the topic and proposes a new concept based on the exploitation of learning factories. The paper showcases the conception, execution, and evaluation of a summer school program dedicated to such an objective. It discusses the structure, methodologies, and outcomes of this course, demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed didactic framework. The findings offer valuable insights for educators and industry professionals alike in preparing the future workforce for the challenges and opportunities of Industry 5.0. © IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 2024.

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Author Keywords

Experiential learning skill gap upskilling Learning factory Educational Framework Industry 4.0 skills Industry 5.0 Framework

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Skills gaps Learning factory experiential learning Engineering skills Engineering Competencies Educational framework Industry 4.0 skill Industry 5.0 framework Upskilling Work analysis
Author Affiliations
Department of Innovative Technologies, Scuola Universitaria Professionale della Svizzera Italiana, Manno, Lugano, Switzerland
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