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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Machine knitting"”.

  1. Garment Design Workflows for On-Demand Machine Knitting

    Modern computerized weft knitting machines enable on-demand production of custom, whole garments at once. They reduce the need for manual post-processing and generate minimal waste. Yet, their programming is still hardly accessible and is effectively done manually by few skillful knitting

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  2. Knitting with directed graphs

    Knitting has historically been communicated by its means of construction. For hand knitting, this is typically a list of instructions or a pictorial grid with knitting symbols. For machine knitting, a similar pictorial grid is used to express needle-level instructions. However, these formats suffer …

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  3. Discovering the patterns of human-environment interactions using scalable functional textiles

    … interactions and coupling them with machine learning models would allow the development of future intelligent robotic systems that mimic human behavior. Here, we present a textile-based tactile learning platform that enables researchers to record, monitor, and learn human activities …

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  4. Textile Macroelectronics: Architecting Sensate and Computational Fabrics across Scales

    … textiles using functional fibers and digital machine knitting. I argue that to promote the disruption and adoption of sensate textiles and achieve seamless integration, we require a better hierarchical understanding of textile construction and fiber-fabric properties, as well as ways to …

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