Quiz Lectura Industry 4.0

The term Industry 4.0 refers to the fourth industrial revolution which

brings together rapidly evolving technologies such as the internet of

things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and advanced

computing to dramatically change the landscape of manufacturing.

• True

• False

Industry 3.0 saw the manual processing of botanical, mineral, and animal derived

materials transition from simple hand-operated tools to commercial

scale machinery able to crush, mill, blend, and press larger quantities

of medicines

• True

• False

Industry 1.0 developments led directly to machines such as modern tablet presses

that can reliably produce over one million tablets per hour

• True

• False

The third industrial revolution brought pharmaceutical manufacturing advanced process analytical technology (PAT), which aims to provide process and product quality data in near real time.

• True

• False

Industry 4.0 also advanced model-based or Quality by Design (QbD) processes, which aim to control target product quality profiles within a defined set of quality parameters.

• True

• False

A critical concept in developing the so-called “smart factory” is digital twins, which are a type of

cyber-physical system comprising interconnected computing devices, sensors, instruments, and equipment integrated online into a cohesive network

• True

• False

Machine Learning primarily involves the ability of computers to learn a task by monitoring data and using statistical tools in order to derive some general knowledge from these data (via the development of mathematical relationships) without external input or prompt

• True

• False

Internet of Things (IoT) is a digital replica of a physical process such as an

operation, machine or activity used to better understand, evaluate,

predict, and optimize its performance

• True

• False

Select the challenges to realizing Industry 4.0 in pharmaceutical manufacturing

• Lack of knowledge

• Lack of interest

• Regulatory challenges

• Theorical challenges

The smart factory of the future will take on autonomous features

enabling more production flexibility and agility

• True

• False