Tech

Automatic pick and place system, automatic thread trimming, tension adjustment, needle positioning, sewing’s real-time monitoring, digital feed and programmable memory are few noteworthy sewing innovations that can provide cost-effective

Apparel Resources spotlights four key start-ups at the forefront of transforming fashion business through advanced AI technologies.

Software technology along with hardware development and CAD, with ERP, PLM, are being widely adopted by large contract manufacture while tech start-ups like Groyyo are providing the necessary support to small manufacturers by affordable Saa

This feature briefly covers PEGs and TEGs as the most common textile-based energy harvesters used in design and development of many self-powered smart wearables.

Ruwanthi Fernando, Group Chief Information and Process Officer at Hela Apparel Holdings, discusses about their company’s Digital Core project, which has greatly enhanced operational efficiency and cohesion.

In this second feature of the series on sewing tech, Prabir Jana, Professor, NIFT and Co-founder, Apparel 4.0 Technologies Pvt. Ltd., explains the roadmap to true sewing process digitalisation.

In this feature, Prabir Jana, Shahi Chair and Professor, NIFT Delhi assesses the digitalisation of real-time production tracking on the sewing floor, right from barcode technology to data processing through AI/ML models.

Mapping consumer sentiments becomes even more imperative today because the younger generations, like GenZ and Alpha are deeply fascinated by technology, especially talking to devices like Alexa.

The growing significance of fashion metaverse is evident as retailers explore innovative methods to connect with customers. Virtual try-ons, virtual storefronts, social shopping can help in creating a more immersive and interesting shopping