37 | What does Industry 4.0. mean for Everyday Life? | Jeremy Frank - CEO, KCF Technologies

In episode 37, Jeremy Frank - CEO, KCF Technologies and manufacturing guru explores what Industry 4.0. means for everyday life🏭, why critical infrastructure matters⚙️ and whether technology really will take over humans jobs?! 🤖 We start the episode by exploring critical infrastructure in industry 4.0. and how 'giving machines a voice' is changing the ecosystem. We then begin to consider what IoT really means for the everyday person and how far people need to actually know about IoT for the industry to be able to grow. Ending the episode we discuss the future and whether technology will take over human jobs. 🏭 Introduction to Jeremy's IIoT background 00:20 - 01:50 ⚙️ What is actually happening with the critical infrastructure we rely on as human beings in industry 4.0.? 01:50 - 05:40 🏭 What is Lean Manufacturing and its role in Industry 4.0.? 05:40 -07:40 ⚙️ What does the term, ‘Giving machines a voice’ mean and how can this address the challenges in the industrial sector? 07:40 - 12:27 🏭 How can we take the IoT dream at an executive high-level view and bring it down to a realistic view to enrich peoples lives etc.? 12:27 -18:27 ⚙️ How has IoT grown into the public and everyday life? 18:27 - 23:20 🏭 What are your judgements on the dystopian thought of technology taking over human jobs? Will this happen, especially within the industrial sectors? 23:20 - 29:29 ⚙️What can we expect next from yourself and KCF? 29:29 - 32:46 Want to be the first to know upcoming guests and explore exclusive insights into our events? Sign Up for our Newsletter on our website! Be the first to find out the latest developments in the fascinating world of IoT from the leading pioneers themselves at theiotpodcast.com ABOUT THE GUESTS: Jeremy Frank is President and CEO at KCF Technologies, a technology development company focused on the industrial sector and transforming the American industry by solving critical Industry 4.0 problems through the convergence of technology and people.