Bag engine: Shaope grammars and mass customisation

Karen Cham

Bag engine: Shaope grammars and mass customisation

Research output: Practice-based/Artistic research › Design/Product

Abstract

The collaboration between Kingston University and Prospector Media Ltd set out to investigate, explore and develop software that allows for the 3D customisation of consumer handbags. Currently in the market there are opportunities for shoppers to change the shape, colour and material of handbags, however, there is no realistic real-time software that allows for the significant modelling and alterations prior to purchase.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2019

Bibliographical note

Artefact Design Type: Digital platform

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Business and management studies

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Bag engine: Shaope grammars and mass customisation

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