3D Systems CorporationDDD recently launched Fabricate, a smart fashion application, that will likely take the whole textile industry by storm. Running on the company's flagship Cube desktop 3D ...

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Developers have teamed up with global textile and garment manufacturer to embark on landmark work in 3D textile printing that could revolutionize how clothes and footwear are made.

The latest innovation from the company is called Flyprint and it is hailed as the first 3D printed textile upper for performance footwear. Flyprint uppers are made using solid deposit modeling (SDM).

Move over 3D printer and make way for the 3D pen, the latest tool for textile design. It’s certainly the preferred implement for Eden Saadon, a recent design school graduate who used a simple 3D ...

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If a 3D printer leaves gaps in the plastic that it deposits, it's usually thought of as an unwanted flaw. Now, however, the process has been harnessed to quickly and cheaply produce pliable ...

Researchers from the University of Maryland have developed a 3D-printed textile that's capable of cooling down the body as it's worn.

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3D Systems Corporation (DDD) recently launched Fabricate, a smart fashion application, that will likely take the whole textile industry by storm.