The company will again present its latest innovations at ITMA ASIA 2021 in Shanghai.

BOFT and TAITRA organised a webinar to familiarise Indian enterprises with the latest developments of Taiwanese textile machinery. In the webinar, Taiwan Excellence Awarding-winning enterprises introduced their latest solutions and technologies

Printing is a low-cost process but very important from design perspective. With a focus on reducing turnaround time, textile makers are relying on digital technologies to make an impression, says Rakesh Rao.

In an endeavour to help impart safety at the entrances and ensure the venue and the Featival of Nations is organised without any hindrance, FLIR, the thermal imaging major with its partner TOPA deployed safe and secure entrances, using high end tech. A central component in realising a safe, educational cultural event was to promote hygiene during the event and provide some protections by setting up four skin temperature screening stations with thermal imaging cameras from FLIR.

Business from overseas markets has been a major contributor to the growth of Indian home textiles industry. Covid 19 and the US-China spat can be instrumental in further increasing India’s share in the global home textiles market, says Rakesh Rao.

According to A Sakthivel, Chairman, Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC), India’s merchandise exports are going to touch $400 billion this fiscal year.

AUTEFA presentations at ITMA Asia will be based on topics like higher productivity, industry 4.0 compatible solutions, and sustainability. The latest machines from other business units will be featured later.