Textile manufacturing has evolved significantly through continuous innovation in machinery, even as the fundamentals of spinning and weaving have largely remained unchanged. Kamal Kulshreshtha revisits some…
Browsing: Industrial Revolution
Rony Banerjee explains why municipalities measure plastic and e-waste but rarely textiles and how a textile-waste baseline could be created. In the first article of this…
Textile manufacturing has evolved significantly through continuous innovation in machinery, even as the fundamentals of spinning and weaving have largely remained unchanged. Kamal Kulshreshtha revisits some…
This is the right time for India to make sustainability its core strength by manufacturing products that can be recycled and repurposed to have multiple lifecycles,…
Smart manufacturing – a part of the overall Industry 4.0 – is an interoperation of the many developments that have been seen in the last 20 years, like, Internet of Things, Digitalization, AI, ML, 3D printing, Big Data, etc. With the building of smart factories, industries will be able to control the environmental emissions, and, in general, address the seventeen new sustainability requirements of the United Nations, says R Jayaraman, Head of Capstone Projects, Bhavan’s SPJIMR.