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Robotics
Industrial robots precisely adapted for garment handling, seam routing, and positioning.
Technology
An integrated automation approach for flexible textiles
The challenge is not just moving fabric, but creating a stable, monitored and scalable process around an unstable material.
ADOTC Grippers
Process-specific grippers for reliable textile handling.
Core technology building blocks
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Textile Handling
Proprietary system managing limp, deformable fabric with industrial repeatability.
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AI Trajectory Planning
AI continuously optimizes robot motion per garment type — adapting in real time.
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Process Control
Digital sequencing ensuring consistent quality, throughput, and production targets.
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Operations & Monitoring
Live KPIs, anomaly detection, and remote diagnostics for industrial operators.
Process workflow
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Material feed
Supply of textile semi-finished goods.
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Pickup and positioning
Controlled gripping and alignment of flexible material.
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Guided process execution
Textile support during sewing or handling operations.
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Monitoring and feedback
Sensor input supports process stability and traceability.
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Data and production logic
Interfaces and software provide visibility beyond one isolated motion.
AI-driven textile automation
Image analysis and reinforcement learning for robotic AI
This section highlights how ADOTC uses image analysis and reinforcement learning to improve robotic perception, decision-making and process stability in textile automation. The goal is to enable robots to better interpret flexible material behaviour, adapt to process variation and continuously improve execution quality in real production environments.
Partners and funding support
Built on engineering expertise and applied development
ADOTC combines textile engineering, automation technology and industrial implementation. The company develops practical robotic sewing solutions for real manufacturing environments and builds on applied development supported through programmes including EXIST and DBU.
Partners and ecosystem
Funding and programme support
Learn more about ADOTC’s work, pilot use cases and partnership opportunities by getting in touch directly.