Fashion has always been at the forefront of innovation — from the invention of the sewing machine to the rise of e-commerce. Today, fashion technology is growing at a faster pace than ever. Robots that sew and cut fabric, AI algorithms that predict style trends, VR mirrors in dressing rooms, digital tools for cutting-edge design, tackling counterfeiting with blockchain and an array of other innovations show how tech is automating, personalising, and speeding up the fashion space whilst enabling innovative, sustainable business models.
Known across the globe for creativity and innovation, Scotland has been influencing the world of fashion for centuries. But what does the future hold?
We’re excited to report that Art of Possible is back in-person, featuring a fireside chat with inspirational leading experts in fashion, textiles and jewellery-making that blend traditional skills with transformative new technologies, whilst exploring different materials and constructs to push the boundaries of design that is both cutting-edge and sustainable without compromising quality or craftmanship.
The session will end with a beer, wine & bites reception to reconnect and celebrate the return of Art of Possible in person…
Please note that attendees are required to follow current Scottish Government guidelines regarding COVID-19 on the date of the event, including the wearing of masks. We will send attendees current guidelines prior to the event date.
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Meet the panel:
Dr Lynne MacLachlan, Lynne MacLachlan Studio
Hamish Menzies, Creative Director, ROCIO
Alan Shaw, Centre For Advanced Textiles, The Glasgow School of Art
Chaired by Abi Hird, Knowledge Transfer Manager Design, Innovate UK-KTN
Abi leads the Design Innovation Network, working across all sectors and technology areas. Abi creates connections to help innovators leverage good design practice and deliver positive change. Abi has deep expertise in design, manufacturing, innovation, and engineering management, and previously led KTN’s “Navigating the Design to Manufacture Journey” programme.
Now in its 6th year, the award-winning Art of Possible series brings together an eclectic community of innovators, creatives, academics, policy experts and entrepreneurs to explore how unexpected tech collaborations can bring about new ideas and innovations to tackle challenges we are facing in industry and society.
In the 2022 series we will bring you inspirational SME stories of digital transformation (from Scotland and beyond) as a propelling force with a focus on the trinity of the right tech, collaborative people power, and business practices impacting productivity, people and planet.
The Art of Possible is a partnership between Glasgow City of Science & Innovation and Technology Scotland. It is an official primer series for Scotland’s national innovation event, CAN DO Innovation Summit.
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