Industrial knitting machines have been used by the fashion industry for years as a quick way to make the mass-produced knitted clothes that are available from high-street shops. Independent maker ...

Sew good! Spanish designer Gerard Rubio is back on the scene with his revolutionary digital knitting machine, rebranded as Kniterate. The machine, which was inspired by 3D printing, operates with ...

That is, except for the 10-foot-long 3-D knitting machine positioned next to the checkout counter — the one that weighs as much as a car, is outfitted with 4,000 needles and can manufacture a ...

Meet Kniterate, the digital knitting machine that promises to “bring fashion fabrication back to your neighborhood." ...

These instructions are formatted in a way that knitting machines can directly understand and execute. The researchers tested their AI model to recreate patterns for around 5000 textile samples ...

At the Ministry of Supply store in Boston, a knitting machine about the size of a grand piano is parked next to the checkout counter. It’s an unusual look: industrial textile manufacturing ...

(A blazer made on the 3D-knitting machine costs $345 if you customize it, or $285 if you buy it off the rack.) Advertisement There's also a potential benefit to the merchandiser.

To understand the potential of home 3D-knitting machines, it's worth considering how the sewing machine, which was introduced in the 19th century, completely changed the way that clothes were ...

Tailored Industry, a knitwear manufacturing startup based at the Brooklyn Army Terminal in New York City, uses software to connect brands to its 3D knitting machines.