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Raju Biswal

Building WeLoom • 1m

Textile Boom: Can Ikat Keep Up? With textile stocks surging and policies like the Mission for Cotton Productivity boosting the sector, there’s a clear push toward growth and modernization. However, Ikat—known for its intricate craftsmanship—is slow and struggles to meet mass-market demands. That’s where Loom.Ai comes in. By automating the Ikat weaving process using AI and robotics, we can retain the authenticity of this ancient art while scaling production to meet modern demand. This could make Ikat competitive in global markets, from high-fashion brands to sustainable textile exports. The question is—can technology and tradition work together to create the future of Ikat? check my idea https://medial.app/idea/loomai-39bd85bd6251a #TextileStocks #IkatRevolution #Weloom #TechInTextiles

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