Jack Tech's Aitu launches world's first humanoid robot smart factory for garment production
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-10-31
Ruan Jixiang, founder and chairman of Jack Technology, argues 'what you lack can be bought; thirty years of industry depth cannot.' Aitu Robotics, under Jack Group, has unveiled what it calls the world's first humanoid robot smart factory for clothing, mass-producing Annie humanoid robots.
- Annie robots will work alongside CNC sewing stations, existing automation, and specialized sewing robots to raise productivity and cut reliance on skilled labor.
- The company claims a rare six-in-one capability — self-developed complete machines, core controllers, full-stack intelligent software, massive real-factory data, and deployment experience across tens of millions of scenarios.
- Robot partnerships include Korea SAE-A, Luenthai, Vietnam TGC/TNG, Bosideng, Chenfeng, and Peacebird; 'Production Line King' partners include Sansa, Luthai, and Vietnam GARMENT 10.
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