The enabling technologies of the application fields in the Industry 5.0 scenario are:
Nanotechnologies.
Micro‐ and nanoelectronics.
Biotechnologies.
Advanced functionalized materials.
Photonics.
Advanced materials.
Advanced production technologies.
AI and big data systems.
Biomaterials.
Virtual reality and AR.
Lab‐on‐chip.
Advanced electromagnetic sensors and compatibility.
Advanced high temperature materials.
Advanced software and hardware production technologies.
Diagnostic inspection technologies.
Innovative systems for diagnostics.
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