E-fitting is a form of virtual prototyping that allows designers to test garment fits on computer-generated human forms. It reduces the costs and time associated with physical sample making by eliminating the need for fabric, technical designers, and approvals. However, current e-fitting software has limitations in accurately simulating wrinkles, folds, and other refined design details.
E-fitting is a form of virtual prototyping that allows designers to test garment fits on computer-generated human forms. It reduces the costs and time associated with physical sample making by eliminating the need for fabric, technical designers, and approvals. However, current e-fitting software has limitations in accurately simulating wrinkles, folds, and other refined design details.
E-fitting is a form of virtual prototyping that allows designers to test garment fits on computer-generated human forms. It reduces the costs and time associated with physical sample making by eliminating the need for fabric, technical designers, and approvals. However, current e-fitting software has limitations in accurately simulating wrinkles, folds, and other refined design details.
E-fitting is a form of virtual prototyping that allows designers to test garment fits on computer-generated human forms. It reduces the costs and time associated with physical sample making by eliminating the need for fabric, technical designers, and approvals. However, current e-fitting software has limitations in accurately simulating wrinkles, folds, and other refined design details.
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PRESENTED BY
MAYA SUMIT KUMAR
E-Fitting
stands for electronic fitting, which
is a way of testing fit on the computer
It
is used for virtual prototyping or virtual
sample making on computers
The various aspects involved in the simulated
realism for the designing and development of garment are: Conceptualisation
of apparels Patternisation of virtual human forms Simulated garment assembly Animation of computerised garment Texturisation of the apparels
It
reduces cost of sample making
Reduces time for approval No tech pack, No PDM packages, No technical designers No need to buy fabric, stop work on the project until the Fed-Exrepresentative arrives, or wait your turn in the sample room line before seeing how your creation looks.
Problems
in accuracy of the simulation for
representing accurately wrinkles, folds, permanent creases and refined design details
The
software technology still needs the
patterns to be designed in a way suitable for simulation
By
using digital pattern their process takes
such a long time that they had two shifts of eight people making patterns, grading and making markers and now the are down to five people. They saved 50% on labour bill and 100% increase in productivity.
