Leveraging Artificial Intelligence and IoT for Healthcare 5.0: Use Cases, Applications, and Challenges

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Leveraging Artificial Intelligence and IoT for Healthcare 5.0: Use Cases, Applications, and Challenges

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence and IoT for Healthcare 5.0: Use Cases, Applications, and Challenges

Author : Dr Elakkiya E

Year : 2025

Publisher : CRC Press

Source Title : Edge AI for Industry 5.0 and Healthcare 5.0 Applications

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Abstract

During the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, succeeding manufacturing improvements have resulted in increasingly complicated, automated, and sustainable production techniques, enabling machines to be handled with ease of use, performance, and durability in modern expanding areas. People presently demand the human touch of mass personalization; hence, Industry 5.0 aids them in the transition from mass manufacturing to mass personalization. Industry 5.0 is enabling mass customization, and today’s industry needs significant advancements in manufacturing processes, production system digitalization, and intelligence. Previously, Industry 4.0 enabled mass customization, which was insufficient. Type 1 diabetes, for example, is difficult to maintain since people have different degrees of metabolism and dimensions, as well as different skin thicknesses, behaviors, and lifestyles. The transition to Industry 5.0 enables the provision of an application that tracks people’s habits and routines, developing a diabetic control approach and, eventually, a lower, more discrete, and dependable gadget personalized to the individual. The ability to create an Industry 5.0 technique would thus be completely life-changing for diabetes patients. With the goal to develop symmetrical innovation, Industry 5.0 may get insight via big data that creates a network of digital information. It may do what a human wishes by utilizing cooperative robots to increase precision and performance. For instance, collaborative robots can be used on the operating table to conduct novel surgery. According to Forrester’s perspective, big data consists of four components: information volume, information diversity, information value, speed of generation of new information, and interpretation. The Internet of Things (IoT), in which sensor-equipped equipment with connection communicate data to other machines and computer systems, automate various operations, and collect vast amounts of new data types, is one of the reliable enablers. The essential role of artificial intelligence is discussed in this chapter. The role of IoT in modern medical equipment manufacturing are elaborated. Explainable AI advancements and sophisticated enhancements provided by Industry 5.0 are discussed. Later, the modern healthcare systems integrated with Industry 5.0 and its several applications and their challenges are depicted.