Stony Brook University Research

Revolutionizing South Korea's Uniform Design with 3D Technology

In a remarkable leap for sustainability and efficiency in South Korea's uniform industry, Professor Koo Bon-kook of SUNY Korea has spearheaded a project that could redefine how uniform designs are approached. Traditionally, the uniform design process involved sketches and reference images, often leading to misunderstandings about the final product and the need for multiple sample iterations. This process was not only time-consuming but also resource-intensive.

However, the use of 3D design technology has significantly minimized these challenges, showcasing a promising shift towards sustainable fashion practices. Professor Koo has been a pivotal figure in this transformation, working as a designer for the uniform project of J Hotel, which ranges from five-star to soon-to-be-launched six-star establishments. With his expertise, the design process was conducted solely through realistic 3D simulations, enabling stakeholders to visualize the final product accurately, thereby reducing the need for physical samples.

While 3D design technology is not yet as prevalent in South Korea as in North America, Professor Koo’s work with J Hotel exemplifies its potential impact. This initiative not only highlights the benefits of 3D technology in reducing waste and saving time but also positions Professor Koo as a leading figure in the integration of deep learning AI technologies into fashion trend analysis.

Congratulations to Professor Koo Bon-kook on his successful integration of cutting-edge technology into traditional practices, setting a new standard for the industry and paving the way for more sustainable and efficient design processes in South Korea.

Article by Fashion biz