Innovative potential of 3D software applications in fashion and textile design

Taylor, Andrew; Unver, Ertu; Worth, Graham A.

doi:10.1076/digc.14.4.211.27880

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“…Thus, a knowledge based economy can be envisioned from it. 3DP from textile and fashion's context can start with a 3D graphic tool for rendering, modelling and animating the product virtually [155]. Virtual modelling is typically a product of acquired image or scanned structure data of the particular object to be printed [9].…”

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3D printing technology for textiles and fashion

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3D printing (3DP) is one of the modern approaches in the field of manufacturing. Although this process has been known for a fair amount of time, only the recent developments have revealed its novel and true potential for applications in different manufacturing sectors. Textile, one of the basic human requirements, does more than just fulfilling the fundamental necessity of covering our body. Integrating 3DP technology in textiles has broadened the horizon of the textile world.This review explores the historical background as well as state-of-the-art developments in 3DP related to textiles and fashion. Basic ideas about fundamental textile substrates, various 3DP technologies related to textiles, different printing devices and tools, materials used as print inks, direct printing of 3D objects on various textile substrates, fabrication techniques of 3D printed textile structures, different process parameters and their impacts, tests and standards, benefits and limitations are the contents of the discussions throughout this paper. It also highlights the future aspects concerning the further implementation of 3DP technology in the textile industry.Overall, the paper draws a picture with an intention to ascertain the undeniable promise of 3DP, despite having some drawbacks, to enrich the future of the textile and fashion industry with an aim to motivate future designers and scientists towards further exploration within this field of knowledge.

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“…3DS max [155], Fusion 360 [162], Maya [163], Blender [164], Solid work [165], etc. are some of the popular ones in this area.…”

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“…The applications developed cover a wide field, which includes development of algorithms to aid textile design 10, interactive applications for the design and simulation of textile images 11, applications relating to descriptive geometry 12, multimedia tools for distance learning 13, visualization of visual characteristics using fractal geometry 14, CAD interfaces 15, and 3D software graphics 16.…”

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Interactive educational software of textile design

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“…Leading designers acknowledge that the way they work is moving increasingly towards integration. [6,9] Through the medium of CAD the broader parameters of design can be integrated, moving designers from just stylists to a more effective role in the development of products from concept to manufacture. A similar integration of the various strands of design is mirrored in education.…”

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Strategies for the Transition to CAD Based 3D Design Education

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2006

Computer-Aided Design and Applications

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In the proposed paper, our experience in managing the transition from traditional design education to CAD based design as a case study for comparison is documented. Use of CAD technologies on both undergraduate and Master level is also discussed.This document outlines the necessary details to prepare a paper for the journal ComputerAided Design and Applications. Authors are requested to follow all formatting instructions encoded into this MS Word file. To simplify the task of paper preparation, simply type in your paper into this document.

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Innovative potential of 3D software applications in fashion and textile design

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3D printing technology for textiles and fashion

3D printing technology for textiles and fashion

Interactive educational software of textile design

Strategies for the Transition to CAD Based 3D Design Education

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