SEE 4.0

1. What is INDUSTRY 4.0:

A. transforms the manufacturing industry by harnessing water and steam power to mechanize production B. uses electric power to create mass production and usher in the adoption of the assembly line in the factory. C. followed in more recent decades because of the increasing use of electronics and information technology to automate production. D. combines the virtual and physical world of production, machines, systems and sensors to communicate each other, to share information and control each other independently

2. Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are:

A. systems of collaborating computational entities which are in intensive connection with the surrounding physical world and processes B. embedded systems C. mechanical systems D. integrated systems

3. What is Wirepas Mesh

A. a wireless connectivity software for massive IoT. B. 3D Printing Technologies C. Virtual Reality technology D. Augmented Reality technology

4. Security policy is:

A. Equivalent of police force in the industry B. Set of rules which should be followed by the whole organisation C. Rules of secure movement in vicinity of the industrial machinery D. Type of insurance policy

5. Good practices for Cybersecurity in the organisation are:

A. All mentioned B. Regularly organize staff trainings C. Make sure to have working backup system D. Open only trusted websites and email attachment from trusted senders

6. BYOD (Bring Your Own device) is potentially dangerous because:

A. It might be outdated and thus vulnerable B. It might be already infected with malware and trying to spread further via company network C. Might not follow security practices and requirements for the company D. All the answers

7. When designing machinery for an automated process, one of the most important factors to consider is:

A. The safety of the personnel who will be using the equipment. B. The height of the system. C. The mobility of the system. D. The weight of the system.

8. Flexible Automation allows you to:

A. Manufacture variable batches of different products on the same system. B. Manufacture variable batches of different products on the different systems. C. Manufacture batches of the same product on the same system. D. Manufacture the same component in large batches.

9. A robot is a:

A. Re-programmable manipulator designed to perform of a variety of tasks. B. Rigid device which can only perform a specific task. C. Re-programmable manipulator which can only be used to move material. D. Device which automatically programs itself.

10. In Industry 4.0, IIoT:

A. Requires human-to-computer interaction. B. Facilitates the implementation of digital manufacturing. C. Increases the human-to-human interaction. D. Address qualitative issues in supply chain.

11. Which statement below does NOT represent a challenge of IIoT?

A. The number of standards available and a huge number of devices from a wide range of vendors worldwide for ensuring cybersecurity. B. The fact that increases automation and provides efficient factory management and enhanced support functions. C. Companies need to hire people with software and hardware competences to develop an IoT product. D. The distinction between useful, actionable information from irrelevant chatter.

12. Enterprise Integration with Business Systems:

A. increases the sharing of raw and processed data, while decreases analysis-driven insights. B. increases only the sharing of raw and processed data, but not the analysis-driven insights. C. enables the sharing of raw and processed data, as well as analysis-driven insights. D. offers only high data-ingestion queues on the cloud IoT platform.

13. What CAM stands for?

A. Computer-aided Manufacturing B. Computer Assistance Manufacturing C. Computer-aided Maintenance D. Communication Assistance Management

14. Which of the following is a 3D Printing implementation challenge?

A. Limited choice of industrial grade 3D printers B. Too much choices related to materials C. High costs of industrial grade 3D printing technology D. Lack of training opportunities

15. Which statement below does NOT represent an Industry 4.0 Benefit for Manufacturing?

A. Reduced demand for highly skilled workers B. Improved supply and demand matching C. Easier compliance with regulations D. Better flexibility and agility

16. The main EU Funding Tool for Research is:

A. Horizon B. Erasmus C. Interreg D. COSME

17. The European Agency for SMEs (EASME currently EISMEA) supports SMEs in the fields of:

A. Innovation B. Climate Action and Environment C. Energy and Maritime Affairs D. All of the above

18. Where can you get help for growing your Industry 4.0 Business?

A. Banks B. Enterprise Europe Network C. Chambers D. All of the above

19. Tick the false statement in relation to Industry 4.0 and Sales.

A. Payments and income management through electronic devices B. Sales system based on completely on the Internet C. Online platforms and websites D. Face to face customer services

20. What is the most important factor in the distribution of Industry 4.0?

A. Good teamwork and behavior between workers B. Take the fundamental aspects of the digitalization of logistics and implement them for the best possible development of the company. C. Connecting the business to the cloud D. Automatization of logistics

21. To summarize, what do you think is more important about industry 4.0?

A. Industry 4.0 creates the perfect setting for initiating an internationalization process. B. Internationalization can provide many benefits for your enterprise, such as exponential growth, sales increase, costs reduction, R&D, or an improvement in logistics management. C. Notwithstanding, this process can be complex and needs a good strategy beforehand. D. In our globalized world, it is crucial to exploit internationalization to compete against the market and other competitors.

Your results

Module 1: An Introduction to Digital Technologies for Industry 4.00

Module 2: ICT and Cyber Security

Module 3: Industrial Robotics & Automation for Industry 4.0

Module 4: Industrial IoT topics

Module 5: Industry 4.0/CAD/CAM/3D Printing

Module 6: Sources of Funding for Industry 4.0

Module 7: Exploiting Industry 4.0 for Internationalization