High labor costs

The long daily transportation distance leads to an increase in labor and energy costs. In addition, manual operations are high-intensity, inefficient, difficult to recruit, and have high labor costs.

Low handling efficiency

Traditional textile workshops have problems such as narrow tunnels (such as 1.8 meters wide tunnels) and heavy materials (such as accessories weighing up to 1.5 tons), which result in limited handling and low efficiency.

Lack of data management

Traditional transportation lacks functions such as time tracking and path optimization. In addition, the manufacturing process is complex, and material transfer between processes is prone to errors. The information flow cannot be traced, resulting in data black box and inability to support lean management.

There are many safety hazards

The workshop environment is complex, with human-machine interaction and over 200 daily interactions. There are safety hazards such as delayed emergency stop response and visual blind spots.