Pakistani Engineer Suboohi Arif Develops First Al System to Detect Fabric Defects
Suboohi Arif, a graduate of NED University, has introduced an innovative AI-based system called IntelliInspect to transform Pakistan’s textile industry.
IntelliInspect is designed to detect fabric defects in real-time, helping manufacturers reduce waste and avoid rejected export consignments. By identifying issues such as broken threads, stains, and tears, the system ensures high-quality fabric production.
With an impressive accuracy rate of over 90%, IntelliInspect can analyze both raw and dyed fabrics in just 40 to 77 seconds. This quick and precise detection process can save costs and boost profitability for textile manufacturers. The system holds significant potential for various industries, including garment production and automotive textiles.
Suboohi’s invention is particularly important for improving the quality of Pakistan’s textile exports. By addressing quality concerns, IntelliInspect can help enhance the reputation of Pakistani textiles in international markets.
Suboohi is now looking to collaborate with industry experts and manufacturers to expand the use of IntelliInspect. She believes this technology can make a big difference in improving efficiency and profitability across the textile sector.
This AI-powered system is a step forward in modernizing the country’s textile industry, ensuring better production standards and more competitive exports. Suboohi’s work reflects a vision for a smarter, more sustainable future for Pakistan’s textiles.
