Artificial intelligence and its implementation in the textile industry

Abstract

Human labor is central to the textile manufacturing sector's many distinguishing features, which also include high levels of fixed-cost investment, a wide variety of product designs and therefore, input materials, unpredictable production volumes, fierce rivalry, and very demanding quality requirements. Automating the hitherto labor-intensive operations with computers, designs, digital components, and artificial intelligence (AI) might make them more fit for these demands. Developing and researching smart computer systems is known as artificial intelligence (AI). Several applications of Intelligence in the textiles sector have been outlined in this idea. It also uses many AI technologies that are often used in the garment and textile industry, such as genetic algorithms, fuzzy logic, expert systems, and neural networks.