What’s Computer Embroidery?

Motorized embroidery is a system of embroidery by machine, grounded on homemade embroidery, people have used lines of the law to program the machine to operate like a normal needleworker but with a faster speed and number of embroidery machines. larger volume.
In particular, this system offers extremely high delicacy and veritably high continuity. People named computer embroidery incompletely because of its nearly absolute delicacy, incompletely because it was controlled by a computer system with the most ultramodern technology at that time.

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History of conformation and development of computer embroidery technology
In the late 1970s, Dutch scientist Peter Haase was the first to develop a sketch as well as a plan to emplace a motorized embroidery machine. The main operating principle is to use the system of pecking the design through paper tape recording and also running it through an embroidery machine.
Just a small error can lead to the entire system failure, which is also the biggest debit of this technology. In 1980Mr. Wilcom put the computer embroidery machine into use for the first time. The system is run on a mini-computer. The Melco system, concertedly erected by Randal Melton and Bill Childs, created the first embroidery head on an impending.
Thanks to motorized embroidery technology, numerous invariant t-shirt manufactories have come lightly and briskly, the quality has also been bettered, and especially the cost has been greatly reduced compared to ahead. Although the embroidery system has bettered a lot in terms of speed, quality as well as volume, it has not yet met the requirements of the request.
So in 1984 automatic embroidery machine was born with the support of CAD embroidery pattern design software and CAM motorist. This technology has made the production process brisk and meets the requirements of the request. In Vietnam, it wasn’t until 1990 that motorized embroidery machines began to be used. But in this period, there was still no system to design embroidery patterns attached, utmost of them are handed by guests.
Learn the automatic motorized embroidery process
To be suitable to produce process a complete totem/ texture embroidery product. Certain operations are needed in the automated motorized embroidery process. From the medication of accouterments ( embroidery accouterments, embroidery thread, pressure.) to the design and running of the machine.

The specific process of motorized embroidery takes place as follows
Make a design. At this stage, the design mastermind will draw the embroidery drawing on software that can be opened on the computer to program the embroidery machine system similar to Wilcom E2, Tajima For guests with-drawn samples, please shoot the AI train to the product unit. import – embroidery processing, to ensure the exact rate of totem/drawing. However, the design staff will help the client, If the client doesn’t have a totem drawing template.

1.Edit the design or combine it with other designs according to the client’s request
2.Import the design train to the format according to each type of embroidery machine
3.Put the design train into the embroidery machine via computer or USB
4.Determine the exact position of embroidery on the fabric
5.Fix the exaggerated fabric to the embroidery frame( Can be a round frame or elliptical frame.)
detect the embroidery needle on the design
6.Start-up and cover embroidery machines, and prepare for backup in case of problems arise
7.Take the product out of the machine after finishing
Advantages and disadvantages of computer embroidery

Advantages of computer embroidery machine
Product cost Product price is reduced compared to the traditional system.
High Perfection.
Fast product time.
colorful embroidery aches.
Disadvantages of using a motorized embroidery machine
Having difficulty Stretching products that bear scrupulous, sophisticated details.
Brilliance position isn’t high.
The embroidery lines are a bit rough, not soft.
Can not be exaggerated on thin and soft fabrics.