Abstract
Abstract: Countries like Germany, Japan, the USA, and Singapore have all embraced Industry 4.0 to increase their economic competitiveness. India has fallen behind its global rivals in its embrace of Industry 4.0. But it has started using these technologies in production, and that's led to a lot of good things happening. Since urbanization began, people have been preoccupied with improving their physical and mental prowess. At first, simple tools were made out of wood or stone, but as time went on, humans experimented with metals, plastics, and even glass for various purposes. Humans have developed a wide range of practical mechanical devices. The advent of new machinery prompted the first industrial revolution. Many people called it a revolution since it also brought about major changes in society and the economy. The new ideas formed during the French Revolution, such as equality, liberty, and fraternity, were infused into the first industrial revolution, which happened a few years after the revolution. This suggests that the global economy and our culture as a whole are profoundly impacted by industrial revolutions. In light of this, the purpose of this research was to demonstrate the potential effects of Industry 4.0 on India's manufacturing industry.
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