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Future Fashion Disrupters – The Interline Report As keynote speakers and members of a world-class panel at the Digital Futures Summit held at The University of Manchester, Frontier.cool spoke with the fashion talent of tomorrow about rapid scalable material digitization, sustainability, and the birth of 4D-ready materials.

Frontier.cool had the pleasure of exhibiting and speaking at CES 2022 — the world-famous consumer technology expo — back in January of this year. We can safely say that we blew minds and truly left our mark on the Las Vegas event — so much so that many of the world’s most high-profile publications picked up on the buzz and started to talk about Frontier.cool and the world’s first fabric meta chip. Frontier.cool’s Fabric Meta Chip was developed to convert physical fa...

Frontier is the gateway into the digital fashion metaverse. We see ourselves as the enabler and the facilitator for the physical world to enter the metaverse — while connecting with all of the other applications in the digital world. From East to West, we are the railway for digital assets.We offer a two-tiered solution:1) Ease of use and scalability; and 2) Service level (mentoring and assisting)

Digital design has grown in popularity over the last few years, especially 3D digital design. As a result, many major brand manufacturers such as Nike, Adidas and New Balance are now requiring that textile supply chains have digital work process capabilities. Additionally, due to online clothing sales increasing annually and fast fashion shortening product lifecycles, the digital textile trend in the traditional textile industry has been further accelerated.

Victor Chao, founder and chief executive officer of Frontier, said in a statement that the future could very well entail digital doppelgängers in the metaverse with threads that are “faithfully replicated” in the real world through AI fabric computing.

Here are eight promising 3D tech companies that have begun their journeys to give the fashion and other industries a digital makeover… The fashion industry constitutes a significant role in driving global economy yet the digital transformation of the same is highly fragmented. Though there are brands going for digitisation in their business aspects, it is not just about the garments that consumers wear but the overall value chain in which brands, tech companies and vendors work relen...

SO REAL and FRONTIER are joining forces to establish a long-term partnership with a unique offering for the fashion industry SO REAL, a Swiss company specialising in automating the creation of 3D assets and digital twins, has partnered with Frontier.cool, a Taiwanese company that has built an AI-driven digital materials platform. Both companies will leverage their solutions to provide high fidelity 3D services for the fashion industry. SO REAL will use FRONTIER's technology in t...

September 1, 2021; Taipei, Taiwan –Frontier, a collaboration software as a service (SaaS) designed to digitize fabric materials, enhance supply chain management, and boost 3D design capabilities, has introduced a new 3D Fabric Creator on its platform that uses AI technology to convert 2D scanned textile images into 3D design compatible assets.

Contact Tammy Huang tammy@frontier.cool +886-2-27528855 Frontier Bridges Gap Between Brands’ 3D Design Process and Supplier Assets New feature allows brands to grab digital material from suppliers in real time for digital product development September 1, 2021; Taipei, Taiwan – Frontier, a collaboration software as a service (SaaS) designed to digitize fabric materials, enhance supply chain management, and boost 3D design capabilities, has...

Fabric sourcing has traditionally been an offline, tactile activity. But textile collaboration platform Frontier is looking to change this, especially now that the industry is finally embracing technology. “Covid changed the industry’s general mindset toward digitization, cloud and work processes from nice to have to must have,” said Wayne Fan, Frontier’s chief strategy officer

Providing easy access for brands to browse fabric libraries, trend rooms and interactively connect eith supply chain as remote working becomes the new normal

One of the biggest challenges facing brands, manufacturers, and just about everyone in the textile supply chain is digitization. The benefits of digitization seem clear, but the pathway to achieving those benefits is often complex and expensive. Software can be very costly to develop. Then there’s the expense of maintaining it – trouble shooting, continual upgrades to be compatible with changes in other technology – it involves ongoing costs. It’s not the one-time purchase many compani...