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Journal Article
Automatic zero-waste garment pattern generation for optimal fabric utilization
2025
Overview
A novel zero-waste pattern generation system, named SNU-ZWP (Zero-Waste Pattern), has been developed to improve fabric utilization efficiency and minimize textile waste. The system implements the ABCD (Arrangement-Based Conventional pattern Dilation) method, which enables automatic transformation of conventional garment patterns into zero-waste layouts. The ABCD method consists of three processes: dilation, rectangular adjustments, and auxiliary-rectangular adjustments, each supported by specialized algorithms. The system was further enhanced with a 3D garment simulator, enabling two-dimensional zero-waste patterns to be placed onto a virtual human body for realistic visualization. To evaluate its performance, 10 participants were recruited to test the system in generating zero-waste patterns. The results demonstrated that SNU-ZWP is effective across multiple dimensions, providing improved efficiency in zero-waste pattern design, enhanced creative pattern-making capabilities, and potential applications in both educational and industrial contexts. These findings indicate that this study focuses on both developing and evaluating the SNU-ZWP system, demonstrating its potential to advance innovative zero-waste fashion design and sustainable production practices.
Publisher
SAGE Publications,Sage Publications Ltd,SAGE Publishing
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