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In the textile industry, manual fabric inspection is a repetitive task that relies heavily on experience and patience. Not only is labor costly, but defects can be missed due to fatigue or negligence, ultimately impacting fabric quality and customer satisfaction. With the rapid development of AI tec Read More

In the textile industry, warp beam management and handling in weaving workshops consumes a significant portion of daily labor. Warp beams, weighing hundreds of kilograms, are transported from the warping area to the looms, then stored and sorted for storage.  Read More

In the modern textile production process, warp beams are the core carriers of the weaving process, and their storage and management efficiency are directly related to the utilization rate of workshop space, the smoothness of material flow, and the overall operating cost.  Read More

In the process of fabric production and sales, packaging is not just a "finishing action". It is also a key process to ensure the integrity of the fabric, maintain the factory image, reduce transportation losses, and improve customer satisfaction.  Read More

In the fiercely competitive textile industry, product quality has become the core barrier for brands to gain a foothold in the market. Whether facing export orders or serving mid-to-high-end clothing brands, the appearance quality of fabrics-whether there are defects, color differences, oil stains,holes, yarn skipping, etc. - directly affects customer satisfaction and corporate reputation. Read More

In the traditional textile industry, fabric quality inspection is an indispensable process. However, it has long been regarded as an "efficiency black hole" - relying on manual labor, slow speed, and prone to errors and omissions, it not only consumes a lot of manpower costs, but also often becomes Read More