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The industry 4.0 strategy was first proposed at the Hanover industrial fair in Germany in 2013. Since then, the concept of industry 4.0 has gradually attracted attention.

The reason why it is called industry 4.0 is mainly compared to the previous three industrial revolutions. Industrial 1.0 refers to the first industrial revolution started in the 18th century, which realized the substitution of mechanical production for manual labor. The second industrial revolution began in the early 20th century, relying on production lines for mass production. Industry 3.0 is well known to modern people, referring to the 1970s, after relying on electronic systems and information technology to achieve production automation.

When Germany defined industry 4.0, it was mainly about two points: first, the activity logic to determine everything, and second, the construction of network-physical system, combining virtual and real.

This virtual and realistic interconnection is realized through a "virtual network -- PhysicalSystem" (CPS), which is the core of industry 4.0. By connecting physical devices to the Internet, it enables physical devices to have intelligent functions such as computing, communication, control, remote coordination and autonomy, and tightly connects resources, information, objects and people to create the Internet of things and related services.