Mixed Reality MR & 3D studio for the textile industry

The idea behind the project 

Based on SOLS’ successful partnership with Dutch Legends, they decided to further combine their resources and provide to the market a new solution that would be offered to additional organisations throughout Europe and beyond. Their technical  and commercial skills in the ICT industry, together with their partners' online presence/they shop for medical workwear in the Netherlands, can sustain the creation of 3D and MR views of product designs for their prospective clients. Self-employed workers, small businesses, and those working in the healthcare industry, such as home care organisations, practitioners, and care facilities, can purchase workwear online.

Working with large European retail and wholesaler organisations (DeRuyck Belgium, Dutch Legends Netherlands, and TEXET Benelux), they discovered a need for those large companies to have faster response times, greater service quality, and fantastic communication.

Solx will generate a 3D and MR perspective of the product design, colorway, pattern, grading, and size, as well as a one-of-a-kind sales presentation. They have extensive expertise working with a wide range of customers in the fashion and textile industries, allowing them to be both innovative and practical in their project outcomes. As a firm with an emphasis on 3D fashion designs, its in-house designers and partners will help the creative process from concept to final market-ready creation.

Technology is where they meet as project partners. The specialised market that their partner covers for 25 years of expertise in textile and garment manufacture is also an area in which they have worked as a business, namely the fashion industry.

As a result,  design, manufacturing, and technology will all contribute to the goal of building a digital world. They want to bring to finesse a solution that will be beneficial for many different profiles of enterprises that match this niche market by combining sales strategy, marketing analytics, and their store development with 3D, MR, and all the innovations in the fashion technology industry.

The fact that they have previously cooperated allows them to bypass the portion of changing their methods of working, and because they have created mutual practices of cooperating, they can immediately begin with strong focus and greater research and execution on the project results.

What next?

Because of their internet presence, firms may sell their products more easily and reach a larger market and clients. In addition, compared to the traditional way of doing business in the textile sector, this solution will make their firm more sustainable.

Their starting point is a VR concept that they have already proven. They want to provide Hololens development that will take them to the next level of incorporating Mixed Reality (MR) into the textile business. Furthermore, they intend to bring the entire digital transformation to a "mass production" level, so that any interested firm on the market may utilise it and expand from there.

When they reach this level, they will be able to say that firms can bypass all chains and solely utilise digital. 

In this way, the textile industry's conventional techniques will be abandoned in favour of 3D and MR presentations, sample products, and digitised patterns.