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0 sats \ 4 replies \ @k00b OP 28 Aug 2023 \ parent \ on: Lyn Alden: Six AI Themes to Consider tech
What impact do you think AI will have on textiles? I would've never linked one with the other.
When textiles raw goods or as finished Garments are imported or exported USA I particular they are referenced to Harmon codes. Regardless if ocean containers or aur cargo shipments these are monitored by various companies selling that data for a substantial fee.
AI or manually by anybody could start cross ref to projected currencies that were part tense or possible BRICS, BTC, USD etc.
Trends could be available to anyone at anytime. I m kinda doing some baby steps in that direction. On our site collecting which ISO listings b2b people are communicating. My thinking is tie this to which importer and or exporter is using BTC.
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Data analysis makes a lot of sense. I imagine its pretty inaccessible for the average business. We tend to take it for granted in software.
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I think it's fair to say India, Vietnam, are moving fast eating into China's monopoly on textiles in general.
Here in Honolulu we deal in importing fabric from South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand and no longer China.
We're getting metal shirt hangers from Myanmar, yep Myanmar.
you can send USD to India in 30 seconds for $ 4.00 using Remitly from cell phone, THIS WILL ENTENUALLY BY BY LIGHTNING payments.
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Be by Lightning is what I meant to say
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