Industry 5.0 in Semiconductor Manufacturing Industry
About This Course
The rapid evolution of Industry 4.0 has driven widespread adoption of smart automation, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven systems, and Internet of Things (IoT)-based solutions in semiconductor manufacturing. However, the emergence of Industry 5.0 highlights the necessity of reintroducing human intelligence, collaboration, and well-being at the core of industrial operations. This transition requires know-how that facilitates seamless integration of humans and digital technologies, ensuring ethical, sustainable, and resilient manufacturing practices. The primary focus of this course is to introduce key technologies that enable Industry 5.0 and explore how they may be deployed effectively in a semiconductor manufacturing environment.
What You'll Learn
1. Understand Industry 5.0 and its impact on semiconductor manufacturing
2. Components of an Industry 5.0-based Manufacturing System
2.1 Incorporate human-centricity in process design
2.2 Build resilience in operations through system design
2.3 Integrate sustainable practices into manufacturing
3. Gain insights through analysis of case studies and best practices
b) How this course is meant for employment, job development or job upgrading purposes
Participation in this course will allow participants to be well-tooled to overcome the challenges of Industry 5.0, drive human-centricity, and contribute to the sustainable and resilient growth of their companies.
c) How this course will be relevant to the industry.
The semiconductor manufacturing industry's biggest challenges include:
(i) Supply chain disruptions.
(ii) Technological Complexity and Miniaturisation.
(iii) Talent Shortage & Skills Gap
This course helps companies in the industry equip their staff with the necessary knowledge and skills to address these challenges.
Entry Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent.