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16346
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| Year |
1
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| Semester |
S2
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| ECTS Credits |
5
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| Workload |
PL(15H)/T(30H)/TP(30H)
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| Scientific area |
Ciência e Tecnologia Têxteis
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Entry requirements |
n.a.
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Learning outcomes |
4. Learning outcomes of the curricular unit:
1 - Know the polymers, materials and technologies of the future, and digital technologies for creating innovative fashion products
2 - Analyze and discuss innovations and new developments in advanced and emerging materials and technologies
3 - Know and investigate the intersection of fashion design, science, technology and innovation management
4 - Be able to define innovative and futuristic materials and production processes related to fashion design
5 - Be able to identify and design future and innovative strategies for fashion production and commercialization
6 - Develop and apply new ideas to advanced research projects to academic and real life.
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Syllabus |
1 - Opportunities and trends for new products, materials and innovative technologies for fashion design of the future:
1.1 Innovative polymers(from food and agroforestry waste; biosynthesis etc.): Identification, characterization and projection for application in fashion design
1.2 Innovative 2D and 3D textile structures: requirements, materials and construction parameters
1.3 Functional textile /non-textile substrates: interface with electronics, nanotechnology, 3D printing, computer and human-behaviour sciences
2 - Innovative and futuristic strategies:
2.1 Biomimetic approach to the design and development of super products of the future
2.2 Virtual reality, augmented reality and artificial intelligence techniques in fashion industry:
Analysis of trends and projections with virtual reality; Virtual prototyping; Rapid prototyping; Advanced VR / AR tools
2.3 Blockchain, e-commerce and sustainable fashion business
2.4 Conceptual Project.
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Main Bibliography |
- Pauline Van Dongen (2019). A Designer's Material Aesthetics Reflections On Fashion And Technology. Artez Press. SBN 9789491444593
- Marina Toeters (Editor), Daniëlle Bruggeman, Jan Mahy, Rens Tap, Ben Wubs (2019). Unfolding Fashion Tech: Pioneers of Bright Futures. Onomatopee Projects; 1ª edição (26 novembro
2019). ISBN-10 : 9493148149
ISBN-13 : 978-9493148147
- Aneta Genova and Katherine Moriwaki (2016).Fashion and Technology: A Guide to Materials and Applications. Fairchild Books; 1ª edição . ISBN-10 : 1501305085; ISBN-13 : 978-1501305085
- Dana Thomas(2020). Fashionopolis - The Price Of Fast Fashion - And The Future Of Clothes. Head of Zeus. ISBN: 9781789546088
- Francesca Romana Rinaldi (2019). Fashion Industry 2030: Reshaping the Future Through Sustainability and Responsible Innovation. Egea-SPA. ISBN-108885486959
-Scientific and Technological papers (ISI, Scopus, etc), and technical/business fashion industry websites and reading
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Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria |
Theoretical classes are aimed at learning concepts, principles and references, using the expository method, both for the introduction of content and for its synthesis, complemented by
active-participatory pedagogical methodologies. TP classes are essentially for learning related to the development of a product
idealized by students through a conceptual project (CP) carried out individually, whose progress is the subject of discussion in the classroom, with theories being revisited and the following
guidelines given. The CP is presented in the form of a report and oral presentation, at the end of the semester and also supported by the PL classes for proof of concept.
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Language |
Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
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