Peta Riset Industri 5.0: Analisis Bibliometrik Dan Systematic Literature Review Atas Pilar Human-Centric, Keberlanjutan, dan Ketahanan
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Industry 5.0 positions humans, sustainability, and resilience as the goals of industrial transformation, yet its research landscape has rarely been synthesized for the Indonesian economic context. This study combines bibliometric analysis and a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) of 1,000 Lens.org records (2018–2026); 601 articles met the synthesis criteria. The VOSviewer keyword co-occurrence map yielded 48 items, 8 clusters, and 218 links. Publications surged after 2022, centred on artificial intelligence, sustainability, and supply chains, while worker well-being and socio-economic dimensions remain under-studied. The findings offer a research agenda for development economics and human resource management.
Keywords: Bibliometrics, Human-Centric, Industry 5.0, Sustainability, Systematic Literature Review
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