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A Better Qualified Employee

The NCNGM is working to build a more qualified and robust advanced manufacturing workforce. Through our efforts, we are developing quality employees for manufacturers across the United States.

Industry 4.0

This video from the KP MG provides information on Industry 4.0 for Manufacturers.

Industry 5.0

This video from the Circular Economy for Climate and Environment (CECE)  provides information on Industry 5.0 for Manufacturers.

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The National Science Foundation funded National Center for Next Generation Manufacturing acknowledges the every changing landscape of emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence.

The definition of Industry 5.0
 
"Industry 5.0 is an evolution of Industry 4.0 that emphasizes a human-centricsustainable, and resilient approach to manufacturing.

It focuses on combining advanced technology like AI and robotics with human creativity to personalize production, empower workers, and reduce the environmental impact of industry.

This contrasts with Industry 4.0's main focus on automation and data exchange." 
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Did You Know?

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There are more than 13 million manufacturing employees in the United States in 2023.

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By 2033, 3.8 million manufacturing jobs will likely be needed.

Manufacturing workers in the US earned $98,846 on average, including pay and benefits, in 2023. 

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Resource: National Association of Manufacturers’ Manufacturing Institute

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