Global Perspectives on Navigating Industry 5.0 Knowledge: Achieving Resilience, Sustainability, and Human-Centric Innovation in Manufacturing

Technological competitiveness is crucial for differentiation, market penetration, and organizational performance. Emerging economies must implement efficient policies and facilitate technology transfer. Although Industry 5.0 (I5.0) aims to address social and environmental issues, managing it remains a knowledge gap. The study's main goals are to give a full picture of how to support I5.0 goals, putting people first, being sustainable, and being resilient making it easier for people and businesses to work together. The study employs a systematic literature review as the research methodology consolidates fragmented insights and approaches, strategically outlining I5.0's components. The research findings underscore I5.0's focus on sustainability, human-centricity, and resilience, aligning with the 6Rs policy for waste prevention and leveraging key technologies. Primary technological enablers encompass digital twins, robots, the Internet of Everything, blockchain, big data analytics, 6G networks, XR private mobile networks, edge computing, network slicing, and extended reality. Policymakers and practitioners can benefit from the research's recommendations, which outline the various approaches and strategies needed to transition to I5.0. Therefore, this study bridges the knowledge gap in I5.0, providing valuable insights for scholars, industrialists, and policymakers. The outlined roadmap guides stakeholders in navigating the paradigm shift toward a sustainable industrial future, acknowledging limitations and paving the way for future research in this pioneering effort.