A New Sustainable Product Development Model in Apparel Based on 3D Technologies for Virtual Proper Fit

Papahristou, Evridiki; Bilalis, Nikolaos

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-32098-4_8

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“…Papahristou and Bilalis [59] developed a new model based on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and the Collective Action on Sustainability theory by integrating the design processes that were aligned with new 3D virtual simulation and 3D prototyping technology. The purpose of CSR was to unify customer values in product development, to fulfil the target market and achieve company objectives regarding sustainability.…”

Section: Design Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This is a critical factor, allowing for furniture industries to become competitive in the market and minimize the environmental impact [32]. Thus, the company must manage the supply chain's effectiveness in leading green product development and controlling irresponsible manufacturing processes [25,59]. The following subcriteria are discussed in Table 11 to serve as a guide for the designer as they evaluate the supply chain component.…”

Section: Precise Tolerancementioning

confidence: 99%

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A Review on Sustainability Characteristics Development for Wooden Furniture Design

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The design of furniture products is influenced by increasing consumer interest in green products and sustainability values. However, although the demand for sustainable furniture products is high, the standardization of sustainability characteristics in furniture design has still not been achieved. A thorough literature review was conducted, which considered various sustainability characteristics that apply in industries that design furniture. This review paper aimed to identify common sustainability characteristics so that a new standard for furniture industries can be established. In this review, numerous themes were explored relating to design guidelines, design criteria, design preferences, design optimization, design evaluation and assessment, design decision making, strategic planning, design strategies, the integration of eco-design, and eco-design tools. A total of 137 articles were reviewed regarding their sustainability characteristics according to the triple bottom-line framework for a relevant product sector. Due to the limited reports on the sustainability characteristics of furniture design activities, this paper also tried to include common sustainability characteristics of non-furniture products that are available on the market. Through the review, 10 sustainability characteristics were identified for the environment, 17 for the economy, and 16 for the social dimension as being common among manufacturers when designing their products. A further in-depth analysis was conducted by mapping the characteristics to those that were significantly implemented in the design process, of which five (5) were environmental, two (2) were economic, and five (5) were social sustainability characteristics. This review is significant in helping furniture designers to use appropriate and effective sustainability standards in the design and manufacture of products that meet customers’ demands. Previous literature reviews have not clearly measured the triple bottom line. Furthermore, no definite characteristics were proposed in previous works regarding wooden furniture design, leaving a gap to be closed by future works.

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“…Still, as far as its use is concerned, the fashion industry is in an investigative phase (Choi, 2015). Many technological advances are still needed (Papahristou & Bilalis, 2016) until it is more widely adopted. It is, therefore, an emerging area of research where there is still a lack of academic information and empirical research (Parker, 2016;Vanderploeg et al, 2017).…”

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Digital Transformation (DT): An Overview of International Scientific Production in the Last Decade

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Purpose: To describe the state of the art of digital transformation research, providing an overview of some trends in international scientific articles and recommendations for future research. Methodology/approach: Systematic Literature Review. To select the papers on Digital Transformation (DT) to be evaluated, we retrieved all articles from the Scopus and Wef of Science (WoS) databases. We used "Digital transformation" OR "Digital Transfor*." Originality/Relevance: Companies have reaped the benefits of increased cost and productivity of technology, which has led to the emergence of new products and services based on technology and information systems. Key findings: This systematic literature review aims to help managers understand the phenomenon of DT, encourage them to think differently about it, and enable the development of interesting empirical studies in subsequent research. The work aims to support managers in responding to the strategic challenges of DT. Theoretical/methodological contributions: This paper aims to serve as a basis for further research in this area in order to broaden the scope of scientific discussions on the impact of TD. We provide an updated review on DT from a management perspective, synthesizing and integrating the current state of knowledge in a comprehensive and connective framework, highlighting aspects on Fashion Industry, Market orientation, digital transformation, Innovative Pedagogical Approaches, Digital Technology and Revenue Management.

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“…Three-dimensional (3D) technology-while well established and a powerful tool in many other industrial sectors like aerospace, architecture and industrial design-is still relatively new to the fashion industry which has started to adopt it in order to optimize the design and fabrication processes [11]. In particular, the area we are focused on, design and product development will make use of 3D tools that allow for garments to be created in 3D and converted automatically to 2D for traditional manufacturing methods.…”

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“…At any time whatsoever, it is possible to pass over immediately from 2D visualization to the three-dimensional one and vice versa, and all the amendments made appear in both. This possibility is not insignificant and represents a truly incredible advantage [11]. Other 3D prototyping options like Clo3D [16] provide the collision detection -an effect used in realistic 3D video gamesallowing designers to create a garment's layering effect -the biggest component missing from virtual garments.…”

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

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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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A New Sustainable Product Development Model in Apparel Based on 3D Technologies for Virtual Proper Fit

Cited by 13 publications

References 2 publications

A Review on Sustainability Characteristics Development for Wooden Furniture Design

A Review on Sustainability Characteristics Development for Wooden Furniture Design

Digital Transformation (DT): An Overview of International Scientific Production in the Last Decade

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

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