What is the process to produce USB-C data cables?

What processes are involved in producing C-type data cables? Most data cables in consumer electronic 3C accessories are based on this interface. As products continuously upgrade and evolve, the structural design of consumer cable products has also begun to be based on foil shielding or other metal shielding structures. For instance, the current main product, USB Type C data cables, require multiple steps starting from winding, stripping, and cutting copper wires. If manual operations are used, it involves cutting foil, stripping cores, welding, welding inspection, forming the inner mold, semi-finished product testing, applying adhesive, thermal stripping, stripping, cutting, brushing the woven lines, twisting the weave, and other processes, which require a significant amount of manual labor, increasing the workload and complexity for operators. Maintaining quality stability is even more challenging, as a single production line requires 20-30 workers to complete.