Fashion is the second most polluting industry on the planet, trumped only by the oil and gas industry! Despite technological advances elsewhere, garment production remains basically the same as 50 years ago with 100% of garments still made by hand.
The current system is completely dependent on cheap, manual labor and relies heavily on the exploitation of vulnerable individuals in some of the world's poorest regions. Fashion is produced months in advance in far-away countries, shipped around the globe, before it ultimately is disposed without ever being worn.
This leads to problems on the triple bottom line: Economical, Ecological and Social
of all clothes are sold at reduced rates or never sold at all (30%). This immense loss of value stems from incorrect trend and quantity prediction due to long lead times lead. Faster, local producers struggle with high (raising) wages, overaged workforce and an immense shortage of skilled workers.
of the global CO2-emissions stem from the fashion industry while 30% of all garments produced are never sold at all. After a journey around half of the globe, they end up polluting our lands or incinerated.
of garment workers are not paid a living wage and most are subjected to unsafe working conditions. Intransparent and complex supply chains conceal child labour, inhumane working conditions and exploitation.
Garment factories are already experiencing a significant shortage of labor with more than 40%
of the personnel being over 50 years old.
Automated processes achieve greater precision, consistency, and efficiency, resulting in improved overall quality and assured by our vision system.
The new European Supply Chain Act holds all fashion retailers accountable for their human rights and environmental rights violations in their intransparent and risky supply chain.
Our innovation enables a reduction of lead times from multiple months to a few days. This drastically reduces the risk of incorrect trend predictions and thus improves profits for retailers.
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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/silana_automation-change-robotics-activity-7039899970782523394-hmmhutm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktopMichael excels in all financial and business matters.
Education:
- SIMC @WU Vienna & Queen’s University Kingston
Background:
- Investment Management Lenzing @B&C
- E-Performance Management @Porsche
- Business Development @ÖBB
Anton is the technological mastermind behind silana.
Education:
- System Engineering @MIT Boston
- Data Science @TU Vienna
Background:
- Research Scientist @TU Vienna
- Data Science @Deutsche Bank
- Hardware Engineering @ Siemens
Michael brings years of technical and business expertise in the fashion industry.
Education:
- Product Development @FIT NYC
- Business & IP Law @WU Vienna
Background:
- Executive Assistance @Fussl Modestraße (€250M fashion retailer)
- Textile Engineer @various factories
- IP Law @DLA Piper
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