L.L.Bean gives “Out of Office” a brand new meaning with pop-up outdoor workspaces.
In Amsterdam, chewing gum on the sidewalk provides raw material for Gumshoes.
Customers can now experience firsthand how sustainable materials and 3D technology can be used to help reduce waste in fashion and construction.
Take these five steps to achieve value and adoption from disruption in the retail, footwear and apparel industry.
The 3D Retail Coalition's September 2017 webinar centered on a presentation from Kalypso's Steve Riordan, and Tailored Brand's Jamie Bragg that focused on results from Kalypso’s research on the adoption of leading product development practices in a digital world, created in partnership with the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Center for Education and Research in Retail, and PI Apparel.
Keen not only engages consumers directly with a brand new in-store experience, but they have reimagined their approach to footwear production.
Siloed data. Unstructured data. Lack of connectivity. Lost opportunity. With all the data being generated and collected, internally and on the Web, machine learning can address the challenge of connecting the dots, drawing insights, and making better decisions.
In May 2017, the 3D Retail Coalition (3D.RC) hosted a webcast with Under Armour on 3D body imaging. Here are some key takeaways from this webcast.
Scientists at UMass Amherst have developed a yarn coating that turns fabric into circuits.
As the quantity of big data expands, retailers need to become more efficient at collecting, organizing and managing data. Here are some ways retailers can monetize data with machine learning.
