Shanghai, China – SkyIntelligence, a leader in 3D modeling and generative AI content creation, has announced a partnership with POP, China's largest fashion trend analysis company, to develop an AI-based fashion trend intelligence model. The collaboration was unveiled at the POP Trend Fashion Week during Shanghai Fashion Week, marking a significant step in the fusion of fashion trends and AI technology.
The partnership aims to revolutionize the traditional fashion design and fabric distribution process. Currently, fabric companies provide physical sample books to fashion brands, followed by sample product creation and reviews, which are costly and time-consuming.
SkyIntelligence will leverage AI to analyze data from POP's fabric manufacturers, creating precise 3D models of fabric textures and characteristics. By combining this with POP's annual global fashion trend reports, the AI will automatically generate trend-responsive 3D designs.
This technology allows fabric companies to provide high-quality 3D designs to clients without producing physical samples. Brands and designers can simulate trend-driven clothing and make faster purchase decisions, significantly improving efficiency.
SkyIntelligence, with one of the world's largest collections of fashion-related 3D data, will combine its resources with POP's extensive database of over 10 million fashion images and materials. This will enable the development of a sophisticated AI-based fashion trend analysis solution.
POP, a leading service platform in the fashion industry, offers tools like POP Trends and AI Smart Drawing, essential for industry designers. This collaboration marks the beginning of a joint effort to drive AI-driven innovation in the global fashion market.
"Through this strategic partnership with POP, a leading Chinese fashion service platform, we anticipate introducing more innovative AI-based solutions to the fashion industry," said Lee Jae-cheol, CEO of SkyIntelligence. "We will lead AI-driven insights and technological innovation in the global fashion market."
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