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(The Intelligent Skill Mapping and Rating Technology) is a groundbreaking innovation—the world’s first and only system that objectively evaluates the skills of sewing machine operators. i-SMART generates precise, operation-neutral skill scores that are numerical, objective, and scientifically validated. Supervisors can leverage i-SMART for accurate operator allocation, HR can utilize it for wage setting, and merchandisers can base order acceptance on skill insights. Embrace a digitalized and empowered sewing workforce with i-SMART.

Watch the video to explore the need for i-SMART and discover its unique advantages.


i-SMART Advantages

  • World’s first ‘operation-neutral’ skill matrix for apparel manufacturing factories.
  • Backed by robust MTM (Methods Time Measurement) for worldwide acceptability.
  • 100% objective (numerical score), faster, error free, and repeatable.
  • Easy yet secure access to skill scores on the web, enabling easy portability of operators between organisations.
  • Uses only one proprietary hardware, rest hardware are generic, and software is complimentary.
  • Wider geographical reach; any SMO, anywhere in the world can be evaluated.
  • Perfect for manufacturing organisations, operator training centres, and educational institutions.
  •  SaaS based solution, creates digital twin of sewing operator, way forward to Industry 4.0 technology.

i-SMART Classic

  • Measures the skill of sewing operators across 20+ sewing machines.
  • Maps different generic sewing skills to create operation matrix automatically.
  • Measures the proprietary skill gaps of sewing operators for re-skilling and/or up-skilling.
  • Appropriate for manufacturing organisations, operator training centres.

i-SMART Lite

  • Measures the skill of sewing operators in Single Needle Lock stitch Machine in a Jiffy.
  • Appropriate for recruitment of sewing operators (inducting contract sewing operators) by manufacturing organisations.
  • Appropriate for educational institutes and operator training centres.

Source and origin 

of knowledge is based on patent no. 484353 “Evaluating Sewing Skill Of An Operator Of A Sewing Machine”