The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry
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Resumo: | The most diverse sectors were influenced by the democratisation of 3D printers. This is why fashion designers try to apply 3D printing to their creations and look for a viable way to implement the technique. The adoption of 3D printing on apparel not only brings new advantages but also changes the entire manufacture of the product and the design development, as well as the relationship with the consumer. The application of fashionable printing is still very much focused on accessories and footwear, yet to bring innovation. There is still a need to launch new materials and introduce more technologies, representing what many see as part of the fourth industrial revolution in the context of fashion, where smart or wearable textiles win more and more space in the market, and prosumers increase every day. While the introduction of this technique in the fashion industry is recent compared to the traditional methods of garment manufacturing, there has been significant progress and a growing number of enthusiastic designers who try to develop this type of product. However, while there are many materials designed for printing and designers to develop their parts, there is a recurring problem that translates into the rigidity of the components obtained and, consequently, the lack of comfort and usability. That is why 3D printing has developed more rapidly in the accessory industry (jewellery, bags ...). After extensive research on additive manufacturing technologies and its application in the fashion industry, it was possible to verify that footwear, jewellery, and other accessories were the ones that had better adherence. It was also observed that in the clothing sector the technology is still very much linked to conceptual fashion and that there are several obstacles to the implementation of the technique. It is also clear that there is a long way to go about the feasibility of solutions for the manufacture and the need to find means that allow more flexible and comfortable parts of good quality and with ample movement. It is necessary to have a material innovation that enables the creation of pieces in which comfort, mobility, and flexibility are prioritised since designers do not prioritise only the aesthetic appeal, but also the function and usability of the object. My project aims to address precisely the application of fashionable additive manufacturing and get a new approach on the materials used, the forms and machines for creating textiles and then clothing, to make the daily life of these pieces more viable. |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industryDesignImpressão 3dManufatura AditivaModaTêxteisDomínio/Área Científica::Engenharia e Tecnologia::Design de ModaThe most diverse sectors were influenced by the democratisation of 3D printers. This is why fashion designers try to apply 3D printing to their creations and look for a viable way to implement the technique. The adoption of 3D printing on apparel not only brings new advantages but also changes the entire manufacture of the product and the design development, as well as the relationship with the consumer. The application of fashionable printing is still very much focused on accessories and footwear, yet to bring innovation. There is still a need to launch new materials and introduce more technologies, representing what many see as part of the fourth industrial revolution in the context of fashion, where smart or wearable textiles win more and more space in the market, and prosumers increase every day. While the introduction of this technique in the fashion industry is recent compared to the traditional methods of garment manufacturing, there has been significant progress and a growing number of enthusiastic designers who try to develop this type of product. However, while there are many materials designed for printing and designers to develop their parts, there is a recurring problem that translates into the rigidity of the components obtained and, consequently, the lack of comfort and usability. That is why 3D printing has developed more rapidly in the accessory industry (jewellery, bags ...). After extensive research on additive manufacturing technologies and its application in the fashion industry, it was possible to verify that footwear, jewellery, and other accessories were the ones that had better adherence. It was also observed that in the clothing sector the technology is still very much linked to conceptual fashion and that there are several obstacles to the implementation of the technique. It is also clear that there is a long way to go about the feasibility of solutions for the manufacture and the need to find means that allow more flexible and comfortable parts of good quality and with ample movement. It is necessary to have a material innovation that enables the creation of pieces in which comfort, mobility, and flexibility are prioritised since designers do not prioritise only the aesthetic appeal, but also the function and usability of the object. My project aims to address precisely the application of fashionable additive manufacturing and get a new approach on the materials used, the forms and machines for creating textiles and then clothing, to make the daily life of these pieces more viable.Os setores mais diversos foram influenciados pela democratização das impressoras 3D. Por essa razão os designers de moda tentam aplicar a impressão 3D às suas criações e procuram uma maneira viável de implementar a técnica. A adoção da impressão 3D no vestuário não apenas traz novas vantagens, mas também altera todo o fabrico do produto e o método de design, bem como o relacionamento com o consumidor. A aplicação da impressão na moda ainda é muito focada em acessórios e calçado, contudo para trazer inovação, é necessário lançar novos materiais e introduzir mais tecnologias, representando o que muitos consideram parte da quarta revolução industrial no contexto da moda, onde têxteis inteligentes ou vestíveis ganham cada vez mais espaço no mercado e os “prosumidores” aumentam a cada dia. Embora a introdução desta técnica na indústria da moda seja recente em comparação com os métodos tradicionais de fabricação de vestuário, houve um progresso significativo e um número crescente de designers entusiastas que tentam desenvolver este tipo de produto. No entanto, embora existam muitos materiais desenvolvidos para impressão e designers para desenvolver suas peças, há um problema recorrente que se traduz na rigidez das peças obtidas e, consequentemente, na falta de conforto e usabilidade. É por isso que a impressão 3D se desenvolveu mais rapidamente na indústria de acessórios. Após uma extensa pesquisa sobre tecnologias de manufatura aditiva e sua aplicação na indústria da moda, foi possível verificar que calçados, joias e outros acessórios foram os que tiveram melhor aderência. Observou-se também que no setor de vestuário a tecnologia ainda está muito ligada à moda conceitual e que existem vários obstáculos para a implementação da técnica. No entanto há ainda um longo caminho a percorrer em relação à viabilidade de soluções para a confeção e a necessidade de encontrar meios que permitam partes mais flexíveis e confortáveis de boa qualidade e com amplo movimento. É necessário ter uma inovação material que permita a criação de peças nas quais o conforto, o movimento e a flexibilidade sejam priorizados, uma vez que os designers não priorizam somente o apelo estético, mas também a função e usabilidade do objeto. Este projeto visa abordar precisamente a aplicação de manufatura aditiva na moda e obter uma nova abordagem sobre os materiais utilizados, as formas e as máquinas para criação de têxteis e posteriormente vestuário, de forma a tornar mais viável o quotidiano destas peças.Fernandes, Clara EloïseuBibliorumMarques, Susana Cristina Gomes2022-06-17T00:30:16Z2019-07-152019-06-182019-07-15T00:00:00Zinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesisapplication/pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/10400.6/10149TID:202364917enginfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessreponame:Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)instname:Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãoinstacron:RCAAP2023-12-15T09:51:33Zoai:ubibliorum.ubi.pt:10400.6/10149Portal AgregadorONGhttps://www.rcaap.pt/oai/openaireopendoar:71602024-03-20T00:50:10.957198Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos) - Agência para a Sociedade do Conhecimento (UMIC) - FCT - Sociedade da Informaçãofalse |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry Marques, Susana Cristina Gomes Design Impressão 3d Manufatura Aditiva Moda Têxteis Domínio/Área Científica::Engenharia e Tecnologia::Design de Moda |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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The application of new technologies in fashion and implementation of additive manufacturing in the apparel industry |
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Marques, Susana Cristina Gomes |
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Marques, Susana Cristina Gomes |
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Fernandes, Clara Eloïse uBibliorum |
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Marques, Susana Cristina Gomes |
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Design Impressão 3d Manufatura Aditiva Moda Têxteis Domínio/Área Científica::Engenharia e Tecnologia::Design de Moda |
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Design Impressão 3d Manufatura Aditiva Moda Têxteis Domínio/Área Científica::Engenharia e Tecnologia::Design de Moda |
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The most diverse sectors were influenced by the democratisation of 3D printers. This is why fashion designers try to apply 3D printing to their creations and look for a viable way to implement the technique. The adoption of 3D printing on apparel not only brings new advantages but also changes the entire manufacture of the product and the design development, as well as the relationship with the consumer. The application of fashionable printing is still very much focused on accessories and footwear, yet to bring innovation. There is still a need to launch new materials and introduce more technologies, representing what many see as part of the fourth industrial revolution in the context of fashion, where smart or wearable textiles win more and more space in the market, and prosumers increase every day. While the introduction of this technique in the fashion industry is recent compared to the traditional methods of garment manufacturing, there has been significant progress and a growing number of enthusiastic designers who try to develop this type of product. However, while there are many materials designed for printing and designers to develop their parts, there is a recurring problem that translates into the rigidity of the components obtained and, consequently, the lack of comfort and usability. That is why 3D printing has developed more rapidly in the accessory industry (jewellery, bags ...). After extensive research on additive manufacturing technologies and its application in the fashion industry, it was possible to verify that footwear, jewellery, and other accessories were the ones that had better adherence. It was also observed that in the clothing sector the technology is still very much linked to conceptual fashion and that there are several obstacles to the implementation of the technique. It is also clear that there is a long way to go about the feasibility of solutions for the manufacture and the need to find means that allow more flexible and comfortable parts of good quality and with ample movement. It is necessary to have a material innovation that enables the creation of pieces in which comfort, mobility, and flexibility are prioritised since designers do not prioritise only the aesthetic appeal, but also the function and usability of the object. My project aims to address precisely the application of fashionable additive manufacturing and get a new approach on the materials used, the forms and machines for creating textiles and then clothing, to make the daily life of these pieces more viable. |
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