Category: 3D Apparel

Different texture maps on one 3d object

What are texture maps and why do they matter for 3D fashion?

Quick Answer: Texture maps are 2D image files applied to the surface of a 3D model to simulate color, reflectivity, roughness, and other physical material properties. The most common types are diffuse/albedo maps (base color), roughness maps (surface smoothness), normal maps (surface detail), and metallic

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How to easily add 3D & AR to your e-commerce site

How do you make your e-commerce site standout? While platforms like Shopify have made it easier than ever to create beautiful online storefronts, these days it takes more for than just a nice looking storefront to beat the competition.  Here’s where 3D & augmented reality

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Woman using AR mobile product on her phone

How VNTANA Is Saving Retail With Augmented Reality

By Vanessa Liu, SAP.iO Foundries North America In mere months, COVID-19 propelled us five years into the future when it comes to digital adoption, according to global consulting firm McKinsey. You can see this playing out across industries. Restaurants are improving online ordering and delivery capabilities. Telehealth is

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3D Scanning And Photogrammetry Explained

3D Scanning and Photogrammetry Explained

With most of the world staying safe at home for the foreseeable future, retailers of all kinds are grappling with a new normal. One central tenet is that, for now, e-Commerce has replaced in-person shopping scenarios. Given this new reality, it’s more important than ever

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Future of Fashion Runway

The Benefits of 3D Fashion

Augmented reality (AR) platforms and the implementation of 3D aren’t exactly new concepts in the fashion industry. They have, however, seen a surge in relevance thanks in part to the COVID era. With physical design houses and production facilities temporarily closed or facing significant occupancy restrictions,

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