The latest textile research insights and news from HKRITA. Join host and professions dive deep in textile matters. The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel is a Hong Kong based research institute for the textiles and clothing industry. We focus on R&D and collaborates with industry partner to facilitate technologies transfers and commercialisation. Find out more: www.hkrita.com
HKRITA & CityU EngD Society Seminar | A Physics-Informed Embodied Intelligence Framework for Smart Garment Manufacturing
Prof. LIU Cheng, Assistant Professor in the Department of Systems Engineering at City University of Hong Kong, introduces an Embodied Intelligence Framework for smart manufacturing, targeting the manipulation of deformable fabrics. To address the physical limitations of conventional AI, the system integrates physics-informed validation with Vision-Language Models to ensure robotic actions are safe and feasible. Combining a human-centric design with adaptive control, the framework has be...
25 Aug 2026
HKRITA & CityU EngD Society Seminar | AI-Driven G2G Manufacturing Process and Sorting for Circular Manufacturing
Mr. Raymond Chiu, Senior Research Manager at The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel, highlights Hong Kong Miton's government-funded AI and computer vision recycling tech co-developed with PolyU to advance textile sustainability. Focusing on post-consumer garment upcycling, the system employs pixel-level fiber analysis and infrared detection to split cotton-polyester blends, plus UV scanning to spot defects and assess garment resale value. This tech-driven system adjust...
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