Review and Implications of Industry 5.0 in Healthcare Perspective

Abstract

The fourth industrial revolution's broad digitization and rapid technological growth have stoked the scientific community's interest in issues related to industrial humanization, sustainability, and resilience. This article‘s goal is to detail the accompanying technologies in these revolutions and to etch their emergence from industry 1.0 to industry 5.0, as well as map the pivotal changes that enabled a phenomenal transition in that industry that can be gauged from healthcare 1.0 to healthcare 5.0. More specifically, the study examines the key Industry 5.0 technologies that are beneficial for the healthcare informatics industry and identifies the multiple research challenges and opportunities of Industry 5.0 from a healthcare perspective. The study also introduces "Industry 5.0" as a new concept, where humans and robots collaborate rather than compete and where robots are connected to the human mind with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), mixed reality, blockchain technology, the internet of things (IoT), cloud computing, drones, robotics, digital twins, and edge computing. The most important implication to consider in this context is that Industry 5.0 and Industry 4.0 have been significant contributors to countering data breaches in the healthcare informatics sector along with this also we have discussed the layered framework of Industry 5.0. The study‘s insights also incorporate the concept of personalization in its review of the fundamental needs for comprehensive customized healthcare services (CPHS) in the latest healthcare Internet of Things (HIoT).