The Evolution of Industry

What was the main source of power in Industry 1.0?

• Electricity

• Steam and water power

• Solar energy

• Nuclear power

Which innovation was a key characteristic of Industry 2.0?

• Artificial intelligence

• Steam-powered machines

• Mass production and assembly lines

• Cyber-Physical Systems

What technological advancement defined Industry 3.0?

• Mechanization

• Use of electricity in factories

• Integration of computers and automation

• Internet of Things

Industry 4.0 focuses on:

• Implementing cyber-physical systems

• Replacing electricity with steam power

• Eliminating automation in manufacturing

• Relying solely on human labor

What was a major limitation of Industry 1.0?

• Dependence on manual labor and low productivity

• Lack of raw materials

• High use of artificial intelligence

• Excessive automation

How did electricity revolutionize Industry 2.0?

• Allowed for decentralized production and mass manufacturing

• Replaced human labor completely

• Eliminated the need for raw materials

• Introduced quantum computing

What major technological shift occurred in Industry 3.0?

• The use of cloud computing

• The introduction of steam engines

• The rise of computers and programmable logic controllers

• The mass production of automobiles

Industry 4.0 is often referred to as:

• The Cyber-Physical Revolution

• The Steam Power Age

• The Mass Production Era

• The Age of Mechanization

Which of the following best describes Industry 1.0?

• The era of digital automation

• The transition from handcrafted goods to machine-driven production

• The introduction of artificial intelligence

• The use of cloud computing in manufacturing

The introduction of assembly lines in factories was a major innovation in:

• Industry 1.0

• Industry 2.0

• Industry 3.0

• Industry 4.0