Handle
Develop controlled movement of flexible fabric.
ROBOTIC SEWING / IN DEVELOPMENT
Sewing
automation.
SewVertex is developing robotic fabric handling for sewing automation. Our goal is to position and align flexible textiles for garment production, with future purchase and rental routes for manufacturers. Based in Aalborg, Denmark.
Explore the technologyFLEXIBLE MATERIALS. INDUSTRIAL AMBITION.A path into your production
ROBOTIC HANDLING & SEWING01 / THE TECHNOLOGY
Robotic fabric
handling.
Built toward sewing.
We’re developing robotics to move and position fabric as it bends, shifts and changes shape.
Our starting point is controlled fabric handling: moving material into place, aligning it for the next operation and building toward integrated sewing. We aim to bring that technology into textile manufacturers’ production lines.
Early-stage development. Commercial systems are not yet available.
Fabric handling for manufacturersSCROLL TO ALIGN, THEN SEW
Scroll to position the flexible material.
Align
Position fabric for the next production step.
Sew
Build toward an integrated sewing process.
02 / PURCHASE & RENTALCOMMERCIAL DIRECTION
Technology for
your production.
We’re developing a path for manufacturers to access SewVertex technology through system purchase or rental. We welcome early conversations about your production needs.
Build it into
your operation.
For manufacturers considering long-term ownership of robotic fabric handling and sewing capability.
Discuss a future systemAccess the capability.
Explore the fit.
For manufacturers interested in a rental route as the technology develops toward commercial deployment.
Discuss rentalCommercial models are under development. Availability, pricing, specifications and rental terms will be defined as the technology progresses.
03 / FOR INVESTORSEARLY-STAGE / LONG-TERM AMBITION
A trillion-dollar
industry.
A fabric-handling
challenge.
We’re developing fabric-handling technology for textile manufacturers, with a long-term path toward integrated sewing systems. We’re looking for investors who want to help build that technology business.
US$2.4 trillion
Start an investor conversation Global fashion industry value reported by UNEP in 2019.
Wider industry context, not the size of the robotics market.A demanding technical problem
Develop robotic capability for flexible material that changes shape throughout production.
A technology-led business
Work toward commercial systems that textile manufacturers can purchase or rent.
Applications that guide development
Use concrete textile production tasks, including our planned Danish production, to shape the technology.
Developing the technology. Building a commercial path.[email protected]
04 / APPLICATIONS
Real products.
A purpose for
the technology.
Our planned Danish production of T-shirts and tote bags gives the robotics work a tangible application. These are examples of what we aim to make possible with the technology.
Planned applications / T-shirts & tote bags
05 / THE COMPANY
An engineering
company.
A commercial ambition.
SewVertex is developing robotics for the textile industry. Our focus is technology that manufacturers can bring into their own operations, with purchase and rental routes under consideration.
What does SewVertex aim to sell?
Robotic fabric handling and sewing technology. The commercial direction is to offer systems to textile manufacturers through purchase or rental.
Can I buy or rent a system today?
The technology is in development. System specifications, availability, purchase pricing and rental terms are not yet set. We welcome conversations about your manufacturing requirements.
Where do T-shirts and totes fit in?
They are planned applications of the technology, including our own Danish production ambition. The website’s main proposition is access to SewVertex robotics.
Who would you like to hear from?
Investors, textile manufacturers and industrial partners interested in robotic fabric handling and sewing. [email protected]
LET’S BUILD WHAT COMES NEXT