Achieving the Digital Textile Metaverse: The Taiwan-based "Frontier"

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Frontier, based in Taiwan, is a digital textile collaboration platform. The core technology of our company, "3D Fabric Creator," enables the automatic generation of digital textile data based on data created by existing scanners. Additionally, in 2022, we introduced the world’s first MPSoC (Multiprocessor System-on-a-Chip) for the textile industry, called "Fabric Meta Chip," at the "Consumer Electronics Show" (CES) held in Los Angeles, USA. This "Fabric Meta Chip" is expected to allow direct design of virtual clothing from actual fabric, thereby strengthening the textile supply chain. We interviewed Alexis Rebecca Liu from the global business development team and Tammy Huang from marketing.

Creating Digital Fabric Data from Existing Scanners

Tell us about Frontier’s innovative technology, "3D Fabric Creator."

AlexisThe 3D Fabric Creator, which supports Frontier’s technology, is equipped with our proprietary AI technology. This technology allows the transformation of actual fabric images directly into 3D digital materials, creating a digital version of the fabric. Until now, the biggest obstacle in the 3D fashion design process has been the inadequacy or lack of digital material data.

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