3D virtual apparel design for industrial applications

Fontana, Marzia; Rizzi, Caterina; Cugini, Umberto

doi:10.1016/j.cad.2004.09.004

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“…This efficiency can be determined by the decrease of the production time of a same collection regarding the traditional method; the reduction of physical prototype tests; the reliability (the capacity of decision grew); the flexibility (the capacity rectification becomes agile); the creativity: accentuating the ability to manifest the creativity of designers, related to the concept of unevenness (Green, 1989), deviation of ideas in the process of creation; and the organization process: including organization reinforcements of the products creating processes that allow the transmission or correct information in each state of creation (suitable formats and presentations). Quality control from the beginning of the whole process (see (Dwivedi and Dwivedi, 2013) and (Fontana et al, 2005)). …”

Section: Cbr and The Textile Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

Manufacturing processes in the textile industry. Expert Systems for fabrics production

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Arrieta

Encinas

et al. 2017

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Section: Cbr and The Textile Industrymentioning

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Manufacturing processes in the textile industry. Expert Systems for fabrics production

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Arrieta

Encinas

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“…However, the primary drawback for the most of the existing commercial CAD systems in the last decade, was, that they relied on mere geometrical modelling and did not provide virtual simulation tools (with few exceptions) [2]. 3D technology started to get in that market but needed technology advancements to get there [4].…”

Section: Virtualization As An Integral Part Of Fashion Product Develomentioning

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“…Ten years ago, academic research (by contrast to the existing 3D virtual software solutions) posited about clothing companies complaints' on the lack of effective garment-oriented CAD packages to design directly in 3D and provide the model list with tools for shape modelling and cloth behaviour simulation [2]. Nowadays, with the growth of demand from better educated consumers, mass customization, e-commerce, advances in virtual reality applications, the virtual garment development is strongly desired in order to optimize apparel industry's design and development processes.…”

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3D Virtual Prototyping Traces New Avenues for Fashion Design and Product Development: A Qualitative Study

Papahristou¹,

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2017

J Textile Sci Eng

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Design, Development and Production have largely relied on the same, often manual, methods despite all the technological advances happening in the world outside of fashion and apparel. Ten years ago, academic research (by contrast to the existing 3D virtual software solutions) posited about clothing companies complaints' on the lack of effective garment-oriented CAD packages to design directly in 3D and provide the model list with tools for shape modelling and cloth behaviour simulation. Although, common place in other sectors, 3D virtual prototyping in the apparel industry has been slow and complex. A qualitative research investigating the level of the technology implementation in the early adopters, the vision of the big corporations, entrepreneurs and professional users for the global clothing and fashion industry as well as the challenges, opportunities and barriers that need to be overcome in order for digital prototype to accelerate business processes on an integrated basis.

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“…Ten years ago, academic research (by contrast to the existing 3D virtual software solutions) posited about clothing companies complaints' on the lack of effective garment-oriented CAD packages to design directly in 3D and provide the modellist with tools for shape modelling and cloth behaviour simulation. 1 On the other hand, who studied the 3D garment design didn't focus on the ease value between the garment and the human body. 2,3 Nowadays, with the growth of demand from better educated consumers, mass customization, e-commerce, advances in virtual reality applications, the virtual garment development is strongly desired in order to optimize apparel industry's design and development processes.…”

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Integrated Digital Prototyping in the Fashion Product Development

Papahristou¹,

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2017

JTEFT

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The research was set out to explore the effective integration of Digital Prototype in the product development process of the TCF industry, investigating the level of implementation of new digital technologies and especially 3D visualisation and virtualisation of a garment product comparing the enthusiasm, vision, scepticism, evangelism and restrained optimism between technology providers-vendors, entrepreneurs-independents, professional & experienced users and academicsresearchers of clothing/fashion courses. A combination of primary and secondary sources was used. First hand interviews to investigate the level of technology implementation in the early adopters, the vision of the big corporations, entrepreneurs and professional users as well as the involvement of academics. Analysis of the collected primary and secondary data showed that on the one hand the traditional process of sample making has not changed but on the other hand fashion companies although using it, are facing many problems: time spent in developing and approving samples, lack of standardization of software solutions, and willingness to adopt new technology are some of them. It has been found that there has been a lack of research in the new dimensioned digital prototype of clothing at the product development level in a qualitative manner and from a perspective not so engineered-focused. Technology is revolutionary and overturning traditional processes. Therefore, the analysis of the effective integration of Digital Prototype in the product development process of the TCF industry is a key original factor of this paper.

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3D virtual apparel design for industrial applications

Cited by 78 publications

References 12 publications

Manufacturing processes in the textile industry. Expert Systems for fabrics production

Manufacturing processes in the textile industry. Expert Systems for fabrics production

3D Virtual Prototyping Traces New Avenues for Fashion Design and Product Development: A Qualitative Study

Integrated Digital Prototyping in the Fashion Product Development

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