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US knitter partners on AI garment supply chain pilot

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Project will see launch of Seed to System, a US-based pilot linking fibre production, knitting, dyeing and robotic garment assembly

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California - US circular knitter Laguna Fabrics is partnering with CreateMe Technologies and Avalo on a pilot programme aimed at bringing together cliate-smart cotton, domestic textile production and automated garment assembly within a single AI-assisted supply chain.

The project, called Seed to System, is aimed at improving speed, visibility and resilience in knitted textile and garment manufacturing.

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