In the press

OptiTex Sets Expansion Plans for the Global Market

Computer-aided design provides cost-saving shortcuts for the underwear industry

Exclusive Interview: Nvidia's Ian Buck Talks GPGPU
Posted on September 3, 2009 by Alan Dang, Tom's Hardware

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Where do you see GPGPU going in the future?

Consumers are already benefiting from GPU computing. Companies like OptiTex are using CUDA to design clothing for the mass market.

Posted by Apparel Magazine, on October 8, 2009, by Stacey Kusterbeck

"Rag & Bone, a maker of classic yet modern sportswear with a handmade feel, prides itself on the craftsmanship of its high-quality sportswear, and the manufacturing it does locally in Manhattan's Garment District.

Messe Frankfurt's Texprocess Debut Offers Preview for 2012

by Alison A. Nieder, Executive Editor
June 02, 2011

It was back-to-back demonstrations at the OptiTex booth, where Amnon Shalev, vice president of sales and marketing for the Israel-based company, and Julia Shaw, national support manager, were walking visitors through the company’s latest 3D CAD system.

“It’s been a pretty big crowd,” Shalev said.

Apparel Online Hindi edition
June 2011 

GTE was recently hosted in 'Jaipur', Rajasthan, for the very first time.

The Jaipur market is today going through a learning curve, demanding exposure and knowledge of new technologies which are vital for the industry's productive future.

April 2011, pages 28-30

Pattern making of apparel is very successfully computerized by apparel CAD software where pattern is generated in computer using drafting method. Grading and marker making are also other popular functions that are successfully computerized and commercially accepted by the industry. However, all these software solutions treat fabrics as two dimensional and how the pattern will behave and be viewed while worn on human body (three dimensionally) cannot be modelled using existing computer solutions. Team StitchWorld reviews the 3D garment simulation solutions - how it works, who all provide the solutions and how it can benefit users....