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Thursday, 31 August 2017
quote [ SoftWear’s robots can be used across all types of sewn product manufacturing – everything from home goods to shoes and clothing. LOWRY is available in Gantry and Cantilever styles.
“Although LOWRY is being used by home goods manufacturers, we are also seeing strong interest from the apparel industry,” said K.P. Reddy, CEO of SoftWear. “Our ‘sewbots’ can revolutionize the design, development and customization of apparel in the same way 3D printing has transformed the design, prototyping and production of durable goods.” ]
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Ankylosaur said @ 9:30pm GMT on 31st Aug
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5th Earth said @ 9:34pm GMT on 31st Aug
Any job that can be done by robots, etc.
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midden said @ 10:37pm GMT on 31st Aug
I'm surprised it took this long.
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HoZay said @ 10:46pm GMT on 31st Aug
It's kind of a delicate job, to handle fabric without stretching it.
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arrowhen said @ 12:42am GMT on 1st Sep
[Score:1 Underrated]
I think the difficulty isn't in making a robot that won't stretch fabric, it's in teaching the robot to "understand" and compensate for all the wrinkles and distortions that distinguish an individual piece of real-world fabric from the idealized shapes in a sewing pattern.
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HoZay said @ 12:47am GMT on 1st Sep
Yeah, that.
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shmeeed said @ 7:15am GMT on 1st Sep
HAS ANYBODY SEEN SAM LOWRY?
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