202405 BGMC4523 Quiz 1

Which of the following is NOT the design principles of Industry 4.0?

• Autonomous

• Real-time Capability

• Interoperability

• Virtualization

• Decentralisation

Industrial 4.0 is a strategic initiative introduced by the which government?

• Singapore

• Japan

• United State of America

• China

• Germany

Which of the following is the Hierarchy Levels in the Reference Architecture Model (RAMI) 4.0?

• Communication

• Field Device

• Asset

• Product

• Business

Industrial 4.0 is a strategic initiative introduced by in which year?

• 1990

• 2000

• 2010

• 2020

• 1980

Which of the following is the Layers in the Reference Architecture Model (RAMI) 4.0?

• Functional

• Station

• Integration

• Product

• Work Centers

Which of the following is NOT the Nine Pillars of Industry 4.0?

• 5G High Speed Internet

• Augmented Reality

• Cloud Computing

• Nanotechnology

• Quantum Technology

Which of the following BEST describe the 3rd Industrial Revolution?

• Steam engines phased out by electrical motors & analogue systems

• Computers and electronic systems were widely employed in factories & beyond

• Integrations of data, AI, industrial machine, communication

• Drastic transition from manual labour to steam engine

What is the Second Industrial Revolution?

• Drastic transition from manual labour to steam engine

• Steam engines phased out by electrical motors & analogue systems

• Integrations of data, AI, industrial machine, communication

• Computers and electronic systems were widely employed in factories & beyond

Which of the following describes INCORRECTLY on the usage of Autonomous Robots?

• Robots interact with one another and able designed in a way to work safely with humans

• Allows workers to focus on playing mobile games.

• Robots are becoming more flexible & cooperative as well as autonomous

• Used to carry out repetitive, tedious and dangerous tasks

• To make workers compete with robots.

Which of the following describes CORRECT on the advantages of Simulation.

• To allow management to play simulation games.

• To evaluate the outcomes of the product and make necessary changes if specifications are not met.

• To reduce the number of workers in the factory.

• To test/optimise on machine settings for next product in line in virtual world, minimised machine downtime.

• To increase the production cost.