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- Fashion Products Through Digital Manufacturing - A Case Study With FDM TechnologyPublication . Spahiu, Tatjana; Almeida, Henrique; Manavis, Athanasios; Kyratsis, PanagiotisWe live in a digital world comprising the use of computer systems applicable to every process of manufacturing. Digital manufacturing is present in almost all areas of production by linking systems and process required from conceptualization to the final product. Through the use of digital manufacturing fashion products are designed and manufactured. Case studies of using the tools of 3D CAD software modeling to create novel products as textile structures, accessories and shoes parts as heels are presented. Taking inspiration from several sources, customized models are designed and with the great power of additive manufacturing as FDM technology, a non-expensive compared to the other types of additive manufacturing technologies, is implemented in the manufacturing of 3D CAD models. Without restriction on design, 3D models generated form CAD software are print directly by avoiding other process related to traditional manufacturing. The rise of new technologies in digital manufacturing releases new opportunities for companies to foster productivity, customization and sustainability.
- Product design in fashion industry as a mean to ensure sustainabilityPublication . Spahiu, Tatjana; Manavis, Athanasios; Kazlacheva, Zlatina; Almeida, Henrique; Kyratsis, PanagiotisIn the fashion industry during the process of product development companies operating in this sector try to develop products in order to fulfil consumer's requirements that are in continues changes. The whole process includes several steps followed to ensure consumers satisfaction but at the same time to sustain a sustainable production. Within the fashion industry these trends are spreading in order to meet various criteria under the umbrella of sustainability. In this context this work contributes towards using a variety of methodological and technological tools, in order to promote the sustainability design principles taking into account its three pillars. The jewelry and accessories industry were selected for building a case study that is able to offer customized products, with the customer involvement, the use of computational design and 3D printing using recycled material for prototyping.