Automatic Pattern Setting System Reacting to Customer Design
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With its technical development, digital printing is being universally introduced to the mass production ofclothing factories. At the same time, many fashion platforms have been made for customers’ participation usingdigital printing, and a tool is provided in platforms for customers to make designs. However, there is nosufficient solution in the production stage for automatically converting a customer’s design into a file beforeprinting other than designating a square area for the pattern designed by the customer. That is, if 30 differentdesigns come in from customers for one shirt, designers have to do the work of reproducing the design on theclothing pattern in the same location and in the same angle, and this work requires a great deal of manpower. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a technology which can let the customer make the design and, at the sametime, reflect it in the clothing pattern. This is defined in relation to the existing clothing pattern with digitalprinting. This study yields a clothing pattern for digital printing which reflects a customer’s design in real timeby matching the diagram area where a customer designs on a given clothing model and the area where astandard pattern reflects the customer’s actual design information. Designers can substitute the complexmapping operation of programmers with a simple area-matching operation. As there is no limit to clothingdesigns, the various fashion design creations of designers and the diverse customizing demands of customerscan be satisfied at low cost with high efficiency. This is not restricted to T-shirts or eco-bags but can be appliedto all woven wear, including men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing, except knitwear.
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With its technical development, digital printing is being universally introduced to the mass production ofclothing factories. At the same time, many fashion platforms have been made for customers’ participation usingdigital printing, and a tool is provided in platforms for customers to make designs. However, there is nosufficient solution in the production stage for automatically converting a customer’s design into a file beforeprinting other than designating a square area for the pattern designed by the customer. That is, if 30 differentdesigns come in from customers for one shirt, designers have to do the work of reproducing the design on theclothing pattern in the same location and in the same angle, and this work requires a great deal of manpower. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a technology which can let the customer make the design and, at the sametime, reflect it in the clothing pattern. This is defined in relation to the existing clothing pattern with digitalprinting. This study yields a clothing pattern for digital printing which reflects a customer’s design in real timeby matching the diagram area where a customer designs on a given clothing model and the area where astandard pattern reflects the customer’s actual design information. Designers can substitute the complexmapping operation of programmers with a simple area-matching operation. As there is no limit to clothingdesigns, the various fashion design creations of designers and the diverse customizing demands of customerscan be satisfied at low cost with high efficiency. This is not restricted to T-shirts or eco-bags but can be appliedto all woven wear, including men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing, except knitwear.
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