Weave a New Era: Textile 3D Printing Redefines the Boundaries Between Fashion and Industry
【Abstract】
1. Industry Pain Points – The Dilemmas of Traditional Textile Manufacturing
2. Technological Breakthroughs – Material Innovation & Process Upgrading
3. Case Implementation – Commercialization from Runway to Factory
Future Ecosystem – Infinite Possibilities of 3D Digital Fabrics
【Bio】
Emily Gao (Gaolei)Operations Director of Wuxi Chatour Mechanical Technology Co., Ltd., Pioneer in Textile 3D Printing Technology, PromotionDistinguished Expert in University-Industry IntegrationSenior, CMF (Color, Material, Finish) Process Research Blogger on Xiaohongshu
As a dual-role leader combining industrial stewardship and technical thought leadership, she has devoted over a decade to the fabric development sector. Leveraging her profound insights into the global textile supply chain, she delivers fabric products that balance quality and innovation to brands. Innovatively integrating fabric R&D experience with full-color 3D printing technology, she has pioneered a new track in digital textile design, empowering the fashion industry to transform from traditional manufacturing to tech-driven creativity.
As a distinguished guest lecturer at multiple universities, she is committed to breaking down the barriers between industry, academia, and research. She not only provides technical support for university research, facilitating the conversion of academic achievements from papers to patents and from laboratories to production lines, but also takes the integration of national cultural heritage and technology as a core research focus. Leading the development of university 3D pattern databases, she promotes the commercialization of traditional patterns through modern craftsmanship, nurturing interdisciplinary innovative talents with both technical thinking and cultural vision for the industry.