Warm rolling is a metal forming process that involves deforming metal between its recrystallization and annealing temperatures. The document discusses how warm rolling non-grain oriented steels results in a cube texture structure due to microstructural changes that occur at different warm rolling temperatures and reductions. Specifically, warm rolling causes texture changes through deformation and alters material properties. The document aims to investigate these effects for pure iron, interstitial free steel, and iron-silicon alloys that are suitable materials for the warm rolling process.