Digital / Industry 4.0 Engineer

What You Will Learn

✓ Understand Digital Twin fundamentals, architecture, and their strategic role in Industry 4.0 transformation

✓ Explore core technologies including simulation, IoT, AI integration, and real-time data synchronization

✓ Learn Digital Twin applications across smart manufacturing, PLM, predictive maintenance, and system optimization

✓ Discover implementation workflows from model creation to deployment in real engineering environments

✓ Gain insights into future innovations, challenges, and best practices for Digital Twin adoption in modern industries

What You Will Learn

✓ Understand the Industry 4.0 revolution and how digital transformation is reshaping modern manufacturing

✓ Explore core technologies including IIoT, AI/ML, robotics, cloud computing, and cybersecurity in industrial contexts

✓ Learn Digital Twins, AR/VR, and additive manufacturing applications for smart factory automation

✓ Analyze real-world case studies from global companies implementing Industry 4.0 for productivity and innovation

✓ Gain practical insights into technology integration, implementation strategies, and future trends in smart manufacturing

Learn Sensors, Connectivity, Edge Computing, Cloud Systems, Data Acquisition, and Cybersecurity for Modern Smart Industries.

This course provides a complete introduction to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and its role in smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0.

You begin by learning what IIoT is, how it works, and the key components that form the foundation of connected industrial systems.

You will study data acquisition, data processing, real-time analytics, and the importance of data in industrial operations. Edge computing modules cover edge devices, analytics, security, practical use cases, and hands-on work with Node-RED and MQTT Explorer.

Cloud computing is covered in depth, including cloud models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, FaaS), deployment types, cloud storage, data management, advantages and disadvantages, and key security aspects.

The course also includes cybersecurity for IIoT. Covering challenges, vulnerabilities, protection tools, security protocols, cyber attacks, case studies, and lessons learned from real-world breaches.

This course explains Digital Manufacturing and how modern production systems are connected through data, networks, intelligent machines, and IIoT. You will understand how digital technologies transform design, production, machining, and factory operations.

What You Will Learn

✓ Understand Digital Manufacturing fundamentals and core concepts

✓ Explore Digital Treads, Data Networks, and Cyber Structure

✓ Learn Design Process Technologies and Production Process integration

✓ Understand Intelligent Machining, Advance Manufacturing Process, and Sensors and Actuators

✓ Explore IIoT and Challenges and Future Trends in Digital Manufacturing