Basic objective of question is this will industrial revolution cause unemployment in a country which is already undeveloped? If it effects, what is the best solution for the country to run herself with technology?
Second part of question means will smart industry be helpful in saving agriculture land? How IIoT is helpful in this regard?
Si hablas de la cuarta revolución industrial, desde mi punto de vista estamos pasando de la postmodernidad a lo que llamo cibernidad, en donde dejamos atrás el conocimiento para dar paso al transhumano. Aunque al igual que en la postmodernidad, las tendencias al tipo de producción económica que los sustenta van a ser dispares y paralelas, aún dentro de un mismo país.
Tal vez en un futuro dejemos de equipar la palabra tecnología a bienestar, y por ende dejemos el indicador de tecnología de lado a la hora de evaluar el desarrollo, y por ende la preocupación no sea como tener mayor penetración de tecnología, sino como detenerla y regularla.
En cuanto a procesos de agricultura y robotización de la agricultura, si mantenemos la hipótesis de un desarrollo paralelo que conserve formas de producción simultáneas, la dificultad estará en la regulación de los monopolios que fueron y serán más acusados por las crisis económicas presentes en el contexto, y sus prácticas en los sistemas de producción, distribución, comercialización y uso de TIC para persuadir en torno a comportamientos de consumo.
The industrial revolution had a profound effect on human power and agriculture land use. Prior to the industrial revolution, agriculture was largely a manual labor-intensive industry, with most of the work being done by human power and animal power. With the advent of the industrial revolution, new technologies such as steam engines, tractors, and other machinery were introduced, which dramatically increased the productivity and efficiency of agriculture.
As a result of the industrial revolution, human power became less important in agriculture, as machines and technology became the primary means of performing agricultural tasks. This led to a significant reduction in the number of people employed in agriculture, as fewer workers were needed to produce the same amount of food. Many people left rural areas to seek employment in factories and other industries, which contributed to urbanization and the growth of cities.
The increased productivity of agriculture resulting from the industrial revolution also led to changes in land use. Farmers were able to produce more food with fewer resources, which allowed them to cultivate larger areas of land. This led to the expansion of agriculture into new areas, such as previously uncultivated land or land that had been used for other purposes.
The industrial revolution also led to the development of new farming techniques and practices, such as crop rotation and the use of fertilizers and pesticides, which further increased agricultural productivity. However, these practices also had negative environmental impacts, such as soil erosion, water pollution, and loss of biodiversity.
In summary, the industrial revolution had a significant impact on human power and agriculture land use, as new technologies and techniques led to increased productivity and efficiency in agriculture, as well as changes in land use and employment patterns. However, these changes also had negative environmental consequences, which continue to be addressed by modern agriculture practices and technology.
The major issue is conversion of 'agricultural lands' into non-agriculture purpose. Growth of Agro-based industries will support agriculture and expansion of Agri-based industries would ensure higher monetary returns to the growers.
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