This chapter examines the synergistic interplay between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT), highlighting their combined potential to revolutionize technological ecosystems as catalysts for advancing zero-waste manufacturing within the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. It begins by delineating the concept of zero-waste manufacturing and its critical role in reducing environmental impacts. The discussion then addresses these industries’ specific challenges, including hazardous waste management, regulatory compliance, and the economic and technological barriers to adoption. Critical strategies for sustainable process design are examined, focusing on applying green chemistry principles, process integration, and Design for Environment (DfE) approaches. The chapter also delves into waste minimization techniques, such as source reduction, material substitution, process optimization, and recycling, while highlighting the contributions of AI and IoT in enhancing these strategies through advanced process monitoring, optimization, and data-driven decision-making. Additionally, the chapter reviews innovative technologies, including biocatalysis, single-use systems, and advanced purification methods, supported by industry case studies. The regulatory and policy frameworks underpinning zero-waste practices are evaluated, emphasizing waste reduction's economic and environmental benefits. Finally, the chapter considers future trends and calls for industry-wide collaboration to realize the full potential of zero-waste manufacturing.

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Aiot-Driven Zero-Waste Manufacturing in Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals: Challenges, Solutions, and Future Perspectives

  • Polaki Suman,
  • B. Rabi Prasad,
  • G. Pushpalatha,
  • Ch. Mohan Babu,
  • Islauddin Khan

摘要

This chapter examines the synergistic interplay between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT), highlighting their combined potential to revolutionize technological ecosystems as catalysts for advancing zero-waste manufacturing within the biotechnology and pharmaceutical sectors. It begins by delineating the concept of zero-waste manufacturing and its critical role in reducing environmental impacts. The discussion then addresses these industries’ specific challenges, including hazardous waste management, regulatory compliance, and the economic and technological barriers to adoption. Critical strategies for sustainable process design are examined, focusing on applying green chemistry principles, process integration, and Design for Environment (DfE) approaches. The chapter also delves into waste minimization techniques, such as source reduction, material substitution, process optimization, and recycling, while highlighting the contributions of AI and IoT in enhancing these strategies through advanced process monitoring, optimization, and data-driven decision-making. Additionally, the chapter reviews innovative technologies, including biocatalysis, single-use systems, and advanced purification methods, supported by industry case studies. The regulatory and policy frameworks underpinning zero-waste practices are evaluated, emphasizing waste reduction's economic and environmental benefits. Finally, the chapter considers future trends and calls for industry-wide collaboration to realize the full potential of zero-waste manufacturing.