1. Industry Consensus: Breaking “Three Constraints” and Building “Three Innovations”

President Ding Junmin and Chairwoman Li Guimei emphasized that the industry must:

Break the constraint of low-end manufacturing and establish high-end leadership;
Break isolated competition and build collaborative symbiosis;
Break traditional thinking and embrace digital intelligence integration.

The committee also proposed a “Three Adherences, Three Breakthroughs” action plan for 2026, setting a strategic path for the industry’s high-quality growth.

2. Global Insights: Trade and Technology Trends

Global Trade Landscape
Director Zhou Mi from the Ministry of Commerce highlighted how the restructuring of global supply chains and new cross-border e-commerce regulations create both opportunities and challenges.

Innovation Driven by New Materials
Professor Wang Jun from Donghua University presented breakthroughs in biodegradable, recycled, and high-performance fibers, revealing the vast potential of webbing products—“Small in size, powerful in performance.”

3. Corporate Practice: Kyang Yhe’s Dual Transformation in Digital and Green Manufacturing

As a leading manufacturer of smart webbing machinery, Kyang Yhe Delicate Machine Co., Ltd. shared its 61-year journey of innovation and transformation.
Through its KY-OSDC Smart Data Collector and KY-OWEC Electronic Warp Let-off System, Kyang Yhe integrates IIoT and energy management into weaving production, achieving real-time monitoring, process optimization, and carbon footprint traceability.

The company continues to champion human-machine collaboration and sustainable smart manufacturing, driving the industry from manufacturing to intelligent value creation.

4. Outlook: Building Industrial Resilience through Innovation

Vice President Li Lingshen of the China National Textile and Apparel Council concluded that the webbing sector should leverage green and digital technologies to enhance productivity and global competitiveness.

Kyang Yhe remains committed to advancing smart weaving and sustainable production, contributing to a more resilient, innovative, and globalized textile future — “Smart Weaving, Smart Future.”