Automated processes are standard in many sectors of the economy. Trigema co-boss Wolfgang Grupp Junior now also wants to focus on technology instead of personnel.
Burladingen – Trigema co-boss Wolfgang Grupp Junior dreams of a "polo shirt machine" that can make a shirt within a minute. The project is already in development and costs half a million euros.
BW24* reveals how Trigema's junior boss now wants to get started with vending machines for polo shirts.
As Wolfgang Grupp Junior explained, there are not enough seamstresses in Burladingen. Although there is still no personnel bottleneck, the issue must be "tackled in good time". *BW24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
