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Implementation of 3D prototyping in commercial garments [<<]
Fashion & technology field research >> This started in the American Army as well. 1945_NASA_FF15.jpg Technicians tried to create seamless couture military uniforms from 3D body scan data with electro spinning. 1930/50_USArmy_FF34.jpg Using technology from the automobile and product-design industries, unique detailed instant garments, designed on computer, are mapped to 3D body scans and printed out. This requires a radical rethink of the fashion industry, but it is already possible. A prototype for an Adidas shoe; 3D color printed. 2003_ZCorp_FF136.jpg The designers of Freedom of Creation design their products using CAD and output their 3D files to be rapidly manufactured using stereo lithography. A garment can be created with an intricate textile structure. Moving parts or logos can be integrated and printed out as an individual finished product. 2004_FreedomOfCreation_FF134.jpg Here by-wire produced a 3D shaped skirt out of foam, [experiment 3] 2007_bwr&Dynafoam_by-wire.net.jpg but in stead of building up, this process more or less shapes by cutting out. This produces lots of residuals. |
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