The phrase "automatic sewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sewing process that is performed by a machine without manual intervention.
Example: "The factory has invested in automatic sewing machines to increase production efficiency and reduce labor costs."
Alternatives: "machine sewing" or "automated stitching".
Programmed sewing is an automatic sewing cycle induced by a module set to control the time sequence of initial positioning, sewing, repositioning if needed, thread trimming, extraction, and disposal.
That's what prevented automatic sewing in the past," says Steve Dickerson, the founder of SoftWear Automation, a textile-equipment manufacturer based in Atlanta, where Dr Dickerson was a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology.The company is developing machines which tackle the problems of automated sewing in a number of ways.
Using a robot arm and an automatic sewing machine, Zornow took some carefully prepared material and ran it through a pre-programmed series of moves.
I have this image that one day everyone is going to have three basic copying machines in a room, one replicator type device for repairs, one automatic sewing machine for clothing and such, and one organic paste/flavoring machine which will "print" food.
Semi-automatic sewing machines are used in majority of the apparel manufacturing plants for past few decades (Zhao and Yang 2011).
Special-purpose machines sew automatic cycles for operations such as buttonholing, button sewing, contour seaming, profile stitching, seaming for patch pockets, dart stitching, tacking, welt pocketing, and padding cycles such as blindstitching interlinings to the outer shell.
Cams are essential elements in automatic machine tools, textile machinery, sewing machines, printing machines, and many others.
Singer alleged that the tremendous volume of imports from Japan of household sewing machines, other than automatic zigzag, had eliminated all domestic manufacturers save itself and one small straight stitch part-time concern.
Sequential sewing machine modules are synchronized automatic systems of two or more sewing machines that sew the operation in series; the first machine completes its operation, the garment or section is fed into the second machine for the next operation, etc.
A sequential sewing machine introduced in the 1960s repeatedly sews an automatic cycle on the same garment with predetermined spacing between the operations.
