Another Dimension Of Textile Configuration

ADOTC Revolutionizes Textile Production with Flexible Robotic Automation

The textile industry faces challenges like overproduction, long transport routes, and inefficient workflows. ADOTC, a Berlin-based start-up, introduces innovative solutions to enable batch size 1 on demand, supporting localized and agile manufacturing. Using a low-cost robotic arm with 5 degrees of freedom, combined with a flexible vacuum gripper system, ADOTC provides automation and digitization tailored for microfactories. By leveraging these technologies, textile production in high-wage countries becomes more efficient, reducing waste and transport costs.

What is the Application?

The robotic arm automates tasks in on-demand textile microfactories, enabling efficient and scalable production for lot sizes of 1, ideal for customization and rapid delivery.

What are the Advantages of the Solution?

• Sustainability: Minimizes overproduction and transport, cutting environmental impact.

• Agile Production: Provides flexible configurations for localized textile needs.

• Cost-Effective: Low-cost automation reduces overheads compared to traditional setups.

What are the Advantages of the Robot?

The 5-axis robotic arm ensures reliable performance in textile workflows:

• Precise Handling: The vacuum gripper ensures secure manipulation of textiles.

• Scalable Automation: Easily adapts to varying production scenarios.

• Compact Design: Ideal for microfactory setups with limited space.

Shaping the Future of Textile Production with Robotics

ADOTC’s use of low-cost automation empowers textile manufacturers to embrace flexible and sustainable production processes. By enabling batch size 1 on demand, businesses can avoid overproduction, increase efficiency, and thrive in high-wage regions—all while contributing to a more environmentally friendly industry.