CreateMe innovates with robotic assembly, adhesion tech for the garment industry - The Robot Report

CreateMe Technologies Inc., based in Newark, California, has introduced two key innovations aimed at transforming apparel manufacturing: MeRA, an autonomous robotic platform for garment assembly, and Pixel, a proprietary micro-adhesive technology that replaces traditional sewing. MeRA enables software-defined, end-to-end garment construction, producing up to 250 garments per hour with twice the precision of manual sewing and at a speed 20 times faster. The first commercial application targets women’s intimates, offering fully autonomous bonded products designed for comfort, fit, and sustainability. The company plans to expand MeRA’s use to everyday apparel such as T-shirts, emphasizing flexibility and cost-competitiveness with offshore manufacturing. The Pixel adhesive technology bonds seams with precision less than 1mm wide, enhancing garment stretch, durability, comfort, and recyclability by allowing clean material separation—unlike traditional stitching or permanent adhesives. Pixel also supports performance features like moisture-wicking and thermal regulation, contributing to longer garment lifespans and smoother