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A Qualidade 4.0 é um conceito recente dentro da 4° Revolução Industrial ou
simplesmente a Indústria 4.0 que e´ o produto de uma fusão de tecnologias aplicadas ao
ambiente de produção, entre elas os CPS, a IoT, a Internet of Services (IoS), veículos
autónomos, impressoras 3D, robôs avançados, inteligência artificial, Big Data,
nanomateriais e nanosensores, a combinação destas tenologias têm potencial para
habilitar as chamadas Smart Factories, capazes de fabricar produtos de forma mais
eficiente com a comunicação e integração entre máquinas, pessoas e recursos, nessas
“fábricas inteligentes”. Com a alteração rápida dos cenários em ambientes
organizacionais em termos de políticas, ferramentas faz com que os seus líderes
procurem acompanhar está evolução para que possam atender a procura do mercado,
satisfazer os seus clientes com melhor qualidade de produto e serviço a preços baixos.
Neste sentido, o presente trabalho tem como objetivo estudar de que formas as
ferramentas associadas à Indústria 4.0 podem potenciar o controlo da qualidade. Tratase de um estudo qualitativo, que recorre ao método da revisão sistemática de literatura.
O período de pesquisa definido foi artigos publicados a partir de 2016, contudo, dada a
pertinência dos artigos, este estudo contempla artigos publicados nos últimos dois anos
(2019-2020) e consultados nas bases de dados Scopus, Web of Science e ScienceDirect.
Ao todo, foram contemplados 10 artigos. Os resultados foram claros, concluindo-se que
as ferramentas da qualidade são importantes para a Indústria 4.0, tendo acompanhado
a evolução das sociedades e a própria evolução tecnológica.
Quality 4.0 is a recent concept within the 4th Industrial Revolution or simply Industry 4.0 that is the product of a fusion of technologies applied to the production environment, including CPS, IoT, Internet of Services (IoS), autonomous vehicles, 3D printers, advanced robots , artificial intelligence, big data, nanomaterials and nanosensors, the combination of these technologies has the potential to enable so-called smart factories, capable of producing products more efficiently with the communication and integration between machines, people and resources, in these "smart factories" . With the rapid change of scenarios in the organizational environments in terms of policies, the tools make their leaders seek to follow this evolution so that they can meet the market demand, satisfy their customers with better quality of products and services at low prices. In this sense, the present work aims to study how the tools associated with industry 4.0 can improve quality control. This is a qualitative study, which uses the systematic literature review method. The defined research period was for articles published from 2016, however, given the relevance of the articles, this study includes articles published in the last two years (2019-2020) and consulted in the Scopus, Web of Science and ScienceDirect databases. Altogether, 10 articles were contemplated. The results were clear, concluding that quality tools are important for industry 4.0, which has followed the evolution of societies and technological evolution itself.
Quality 4.0 is a recent concept within the 4th Industrial Revolution or simply Industry 4.0 that is the product of a fusion of technologies applied to the production environment, including CPS, IoT, Internet of Services (IoS), autonomous vehicles, 3D printers, advanced robots , artificial intelligence, big data, nanomaterials and nanosensors, the combination of these technologies has the potential to enable so-called smart factories, capable of producing products more efficiently with the communication and integration between machines, people and resources, in these "smart factories" . With the rapid change of scenarios in the organizational environments in terms of policies, the tools make their leaders seek to follow this evolution so that they can meet the market demand, satisfy their customers with better quality of products and services at low prices. In this sense, the present work aims to study how the tools associated with industry 4.0 can improve quality control. This is a qualitative study, which uses the systematic literature review method. The defined research period was for articles published from 2016, however, given the relevance of the articles, this study includes articles published in the last two years (2019-2020) and consulted in the Scopus, Web of Science and ScienceDirect databases. Altogether, 10 articles were contemplated. The results were clear, concluding that quality tools are important for industry 4.0, which has followed the evolution of societies and technological evolution itself.
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Indústria 4.0 Qualidade Qualidade 4.0 Tecnologias Digitais