R&I Objective 3.1 included in "MADE IN EUROPE Horizon Production partnership in Europe - Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA)" is considered to be directly related to this issue. The development of net-zero discrete manufacturing processes and value chains depends on energy efficiency technologies. These technologies significantly contribute to lowering faults and downtime by fostering reliable and consistent manufacturing and maximizing resource efficiency. It is possible to detect defects early and maintain equipment effectively by combining predictive quality and non-destructive inspection techniques. Energy-saving techniques also promote a culture of continual development and raise customer happiness, ultimately boosting the sector's environmental sustainability and commercial competitiveness.

R&I Objective 4.3 included in "MADE IN EUROPE Horizon Production partnership in Europe - Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA)" is considered to be directly related to this issue. Cognitive development of human capabilities for inclusive and socially sustainable production in priority areas, which is one of the MiE 25-27 priorities, refers to the use of technology and tools to develop and expand human cognitive abilities. In a manufacturing context, it involves leveraging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, augmented reality (AR), and other advanced tools to empower workers and make their tasks more efficient.