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As the textile industry transforms itself to be more sustainable and circular, I propose the use of microdrones as digitised actuators for weaving and knitting fabric on-demand.
The global textile industry is in a state of staggered disruption: digital tools are rapidly changing some parts of the process, while other stages still rely on traditional machines and methods.
As our society rethinks the role of industrial supply ch
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