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The Background of Labor-Intensive Industries

Statistics for Busan plant in 1973 and Hanoi plant in 2020.

The sewing industry, which is a representative labor-intensive industry, has not changed even after 50 years.

Why?

The reason is that clothes are too picky.

The design, size and pattern are so diverse and the raw and subsidiary materials are very difficult and difficult to handle.

That's why people are more important than production facilities or robots

Opportunity we seized

Changes in the share of light industry smart factories

The global fashion manufacturing market is growing steadily, but the share of light industry smart factories has been steadily declining even after 10 years.

The key cause of smart factory failure for light industry is that the production subject of light industry is human, and the factor that inhibits automation is also human.

Then, wouldn't there be a smart factory market for light industry?

Very few companies have developed light industry solutions, but they are very difficult to use, expensive,

and incompatible with each other, so there is no communication between the departments in charge.

We solved it like this.

We have developed Monolis optimized for labor-intensive industries.

Through algorithm analysis, we have built a data infrastructure

by easily calculating accurate production scale and maximizing collaboration convenience to increase work efficiency!

In a word, it is easy to understand that it is navigation for production.