With automation paving the way for betterment of a factory’s shopfloor processes, garment folding can now be easily automated.

Due to hot climatic conditions and dipping lux level, productivity of apparel factories is significantly impacted. Let’s see how two solution providers are addressing these issues.

The feature discusses what all to digitalise in an apparel factory and to understand how digitalisation of apparel manufacturing can lead to better efficiencies, better profitability and better sustainability.

During the pandemic, the affected factories, with a higher level of digitalisation, saw just minor damages due to better flexibility in order changing and better management of resources. Read the detailed insights based on a recent report r

Through Al deep learning calculation, and periodic improvement of the database, the fabric defect recognition rate in Bullmer’s AI 01 can reach 90 per cent, and the highest recognition accuracy can reach 0.01 mm.

AMRs are designed to empower humans to be more productive and efficient. By taking on the dull, dirty and dangerous tasks within a warehouse or factory, AMRs ensure that humans can operate safely, efficiently and have more enjoyment at thei

Dongguan Yunji Zhihui Technology Co., Ltd. recently launched its high-tech garment visual inspection and measurement machine equipped with the vision system, which has filled the gap of the visual inspection system in the China’s garment

Since most of the processes in an apparel factory take place on the shopfloor, which constitutes the highest process costing after raw material, what is essential for the factories is to pay a serious attention to control and monitor these

There has been already a saturation point and the retailers can’t go for much lower prices than they are already getting in different sourcing places and the only solution remains to build efficiencies and productivity. Here comes the cru