Blog tagged as Factory Automation

Technical textile manufacturers that adopt AI solutions stand to gain a significant competitive edge in quality, cost-efficiency, and market responsiveness.

Implementing deep learning in manufacturing is driving the next wave of automation and efficiency. For industries like technical textiles, deep learning algorithms are revolutionizing how products are inspected and ensuring that only the highest-quality fabrics are produced.

With AI, camera technology, and data processing advancements, machine vision is transforming how manufacturers detect defects, manage quality control, and reduce waste.

As the textile industry, automotive sector, and others continue pushing for higher standards, AI-powered inspection systems will play an increasingly vital role in reducing waste, improving operational efficiency, and delivering superior products.

Hyperspectral imaging provides unparalleled precision, making it the preferred choice for industries requiring more profound, comprehensive inspections.

AI-driven web inspection systems are the key to achieving this level of precision, offering enhanced accuracy, real-time monitoring, and significant cost savings.

As the demand for sustainable manufacturing continues to rise, those companies that embrace automation will be better positioned to thrive in an increasingly eco-conscious world.

Hyper-spectral and multi-spectral remote sensing technologies are transforming industrial automation by offering unparalleled precision, speed, and reliability in inspection and quality control

Automation has played a significant role in the manufacturing industry for decades, but recent advances in technology have led to even greater automation capabilities. Before understanding the benefits of automation in FIBC industry, let’s discuss more on automation in manufacturing industry. Automa...

Using its bank of data on defects, KWIS identifies defects and cutting in such a manner as to reduce material wastage.

Automated textile inspection is widely used for replacing human interventions during the entire production process and allows the production of customized fabrics based on consumer requirements.

As an FMCG manufacturer, what comes to your mind when you think about a defect detection system. Manual inspection can be inaccurate and error-prone. Even the most experienced defect detector can miss or misidentify the accuracy of the products.