China has taken the lead in Industry 4.0, the next wave of technology that integrates industrial systems like factory automation, robotics, cyber-physical systems, sensors, the internet of things (IoT), 5G and logistics. India’s strategic question is not whether China will lead Industry 4.0 – it already does so – but how this leadership will shape […]
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