EXTENDED REALITY TECH OFFERS GREAT BENEFITS TO TEXTILE COMPANIES – BUT THEY MUST ADDRESS THE SECURITY VULNERABILITIES
March 2nd, 2020
INTRODUCTION - SERIES
A series of reports from WTiN is exploring the need for the textile and clothing sector to protect itself against attacks from cybercriminals as it invests in new transformative Industry 4.0 technologies – extended reality, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. While these innovations will be interlinked as they deliver design and production benefits and more sales and distribution strength, they also involve clearly defined opportunities and cybercrime vulnerabilities. In three reports, WTiN will assess the ...
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