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Convergence and divergence in academic and industrial interests on IOT based manufacturing

The manufacturing industry is poised to embrace a major disruption due to the advent of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS), or popularly known as Internet of Things (IOT). Recent past witnessed a hype phase where diverse set of industries recognized the transformational potential of IOT to amplify efficiencies and reduce costs. Today many organizations have are open to extracting business value from adoption of IOT solutions and some among them have already started implementing or implemented IOT projects at commercial scale. In this work we create a knowledge map of “IOT enabled manufacturing” in academics research and compare it with that in industry. We use keyword co-occurrence network (KCN) to map the connections between keywords appearing in academic work. Statistical properties of KCN enable us to compare academic and industrial direction in IOT enabled manufacturing.