A video shared by industrialist Harsh Goenka has triggered a discussion about the future of factory jobs after showing garment workers wearing sensors on their hands while carrying out routine sewing tasks. The footage captures workers stitching fabric as wearable devices record their hand and finger movements, data that is then used to train artificial intelligence systems and robotic machines. The video has attracted attention for offering a glimpse into how automation could reshape manufacturing in the years ahead.
Harsh Goenka Calls It the Future of Manufacturing
Sharing the clip on social media, Harsh Goenka pointed to the rapid changes taking place in the manufacturing sector.
"Fortunate or unfortunate, I don’t know, but this seems the future of manufacturing," Harsh Goenka posted on X.
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