Enhancing Productivity and Safety in Manufacturing Through Neurotechnology

The industrial industry is always changing, looking for ways to improve safety and productivity. Innovative answers to these problems are provided by neurotechnology, which combines technology and neuroscience. This study examines how neurotechnology might improve human performance and safety procedures in manufacturing, with a particular emphasis on wearable neurodevices, cognitive load monitoring, and brain computer interfaces (BCIs). The survey also emphasises how prepared the Indian industrial industry is to implement these technologies. We analyse data gathered from workers and industry specialists on workplace safety occurrences, productivity indicators, and the adoption rate of neuro technological solutions using SPSS for statistical analysis. Results show a strong link between improved workplace safety and efficiency and the use of neurotechnology. In addition, the study offers policy recommendations for smooth adoption and addresses ethical issues. This study lays the groundwork for future investigations into incorporating neurotechnology to accomplish human-centred and sustainable manufacturing expansion.