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In this Fibre2Fashion conversation, CreateMe founder and CEO Cam Myers charts how a steadfast 2019 vision—to redefine how all apparel is made—has become an urgent, on-shore reality.

CreateMe Technologies Inc. recently introduced two apparel manufacturing innovations: MeRA, an autonomous platform designed to streamline and scale production, and Pixel, a proprietary micro-adhesive technology.

US start-up aims to revolutionise apparel production.

CreateMe founder Cam Myers outlines his company’s automation – built for how clothes should be made now.

System enables local, small-batch manufacturing without cost penalties, cutting lead times by up to 70%.

According to California-based company CreateMe, MeRA is an autonomous robotic manufacturing platform that scales up production of apparel, while increasing efficiency.

Start-up unveils MeRA and Pixel to enable faster, cleaner, and more agile garment manufacturing

US apparel automation company CreateMe Technologies has launched a new robotic apparel manufacturing platform that it says is the industry’s ‘first commercial-grade’, fully autonomous garment production system.

CEO Cam Myers is coming to market with a “better mousetrap” and a machine that quickly turns fabric into completed garments at prices on par with Asian factories.

The core challenge of automating apparel production has always been the complexity of sewing.