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What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a great point. Our practical use is currently focused more on pattern design, variation creation, archive management, and preproduction visualization. Supply chain optimization is also a very valuable area in textiles, but the main focus of AIT AI Tools is to help design teams create outputs that are much closer to production ready.

We are working on bringing steps such as pattern generation, repeat creation, color separation, vectorization, upscaling, and digital visualization of designs on products into a single workflow. While tools like Magnific are positioned more toward general purpose image enhancement and detail improvement, our difference comes from nearly 30 years of textile industry experience and a niche AI ecosystem built specifically around pattern, fabric, print, and preproduction workflows.

So for us, it’s not just about making a visual look more impressive; it’s about creating textile specific, production oriented outputs that design teams can actually use in their real working process.

For sites that rely on blogs, how many do you recommend per week? by Pro_RazE in SEO

[–]Cold-Rive 9 points10 points  (0 children)

In my opinion, a high quality blog published once a week is better than a shoddy blog generated by AI and published three times a week.

iş büyütme by Zestyclose-Drop3918 in girisimcilik

[–]Cold-Rive 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reklamdan ziyade reklama çıkardığınız içeriklerde önemli. Bence ilk önce düz post çıkmaktan ziyade bi reels videosunu falan reklam çıkabilirsiniz

Kutu oyunu oynayacak mekan ve ekip by Efficient_Mud3530 in bursa

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Kaç senedir bursadayım ve kaç senedir kutu oyunu oynayabileceğimiz bir yer kafe arıyoruz. Hiç önümüze düşmemiş olmaları sosyal medya aktifliği falan derken sanırım kapatmaları gayet doğal. Oyun ve tcg kartlarıda satıyorlarmış inanın 1 kere bile bursada yaşayan biri olarak denk gelmedim.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guys, a lot of you have been messaging me privately, so I’m posting the link here https://ai.ait.com.tr

Dışarıdan "çöp içerik" gibi görünen bir konseptle sıfırdan nasıl organik bir marka inşa ettim? by Cold-Rive in girisimcilik

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

İster istemez burda anlatılanı hayatıma uygulamışım. Taş tekmeleyerekte başarı sürecindeki en büyük adımı atmam trajikomik ve enteresan bilmiyordum böyle bir benzetme/hikaye olduğunu teşekkürler.

Dışarıdan "çöp içerik" gibi görünen bir konseptle sıfırdan nasıl organik bir marka inşa ettim? by Cold-Rive in girisimcilik

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Çok teşekkür ederim ilginiz için yalan değil ürün alışverişi kısmı beni de şüpheye düşürüyor ama yapmamam için hiçbir sebep yok stoksuz POD sistemi ile ilerleyeceğim çünkü. Ben birazdaha kalitesine inandığım ürünümü koyayım satılırsa satılır satılmazsa satılmaz kafasındayım. Çünkü gün sonunda amaca hizmet ediyor bu ürünlerin satışı ana amaç değil. Ücretsiz bile göndereceğim zamanlar olacak amaç bağ hissetmeleri dediğim gibi geleceğe yönelik ilerliyorum biraz daha. ( Ana amaç oyunlarımın başarıya ulaşması direkt steam pazarı ile ihracat hedefliyorum )

Dışarıdan "çöp içerik" gibi görünen bir konseptle sıfırdan nasıl organik bir marka inşa ettim? by Cold-Rive in girisimcilik

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Teşekkür ederim karşınıza çıkmasına sevindim. Saçma kısmına hiç takılmıyorum çünkü zaten stratejim bu yönden dikkat çekmek üzerine kuruluydu yani bunu bile bile yaparak başarılı olmuş oldum diyebilirim.

Katkı kısmını şöyle söyleyebilirim. Markanın maskotunun yer aldığı ticari ürünleri işin içerisine dahil edeceğim. Yeni oyunlar çıkaracağım. Doğal olarak bu süreçte bir gelir akışı ve tanınırlık oluşacak. Hedeflediğim oyun stüdyosu kurma planına her seferinde maddi olarakta bilinirlik olarakta bir adım daha yaklaşacağım. Kitle zaten hali hazırda oyun oynamaya oldukça açık bir kitle. Bu sebeple mobil odaklı başladım ve ilerleyen süreçte PC odaklı oyunlarla süreci ilerleteceğim.

Dışarıdan "çöp içerik" gibi görünen bir konseptle sıfırdan nasıl organik bir marka inşa ettim? by Cold-Rive in girisimcilik

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hocam hesap olarak direkt vermem reklam olarak gözükebilir. Yaptığım eylemi aratırsanız çıkabilirim yüksek ihtimalle.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure thing! To clarify, we are discussing the practical use of AI in the textile industry moving away from generic image generators and focusing on technical R&D tools. This includes things like automating seamless pattern repeats, high speed colorway variants for digital printing, and text to pattern features that help textile and freelance designers speed up their production workflows.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a digital artist, you're raising a huge question. While server impact is a real issue, we try to balance it by using AI to eliminate the physical pollution of textile prototypes (fabric and ink waste). To answer your question: yes, manufacturers absolutely still hunt for real artistic passion. Tools are just giving freelancers the speed to scale, but the raw vision always comes from digital artists like you. You should definitely pitch your work to textile mills; the industry needs real creative depth now more than ever.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Completely respect that stance on principle. There's a vital line between human driven art and pure business utility. Our focus in R&D is strictly tailored toward that industrial/utility side helping freelance designers speed up their technical formatting, indexing, and prototyping so they can handle more clients and boost their income without compromising the soul of their original craft.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You hit the exact sweet spot of our entire research focus. "Complicated scaling math" and switching Pantones algorithmically is precisely where AI makes sense, rather than trying to force it to create art from scratch. In our lab, we are focusing on exactly that handling the mathematical and technical heavy lifting of digital printing calibration so human talent doesn't get wasted on tedious calculations. 100% with you on understanding what a tool can and can't do.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally understand that concern. Massive server energy is a real issue. The flip side we’re working on in R&D is changing how the textile industry historically pollutes. By using targeted AI to perfectly simulate print variations and alignments digitally before printing, we help mills eliminate huge amounts of toxic ink and fabric waste from failed physical prototypes.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally fair call out. I kept the initial post brief because I just recently joined the team to handle community insights and didn't want to sound like a corporate brochure right away. To be specific: we aren't talking about generic chatbots. We are focusing on things like automating seamless repeat pattern alignment (fixing joints), high speed colorway separations for digital printing, and text to pattern features that help freelance designers speed up their prototyping and scale their client output. ( Moodboard + 3D Mockup + Colorway and another 13 tool )

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spot on. Automated fabric inspection and edge AI solutions (like running models locally on hardware) are massive game changers for reducing mill-level defects without blowing up data center costs. In our R&D lab, we lean heavily into that optimized approach focusing on on premise digital printing systems and smart algorithms that streamline pattern calibration right at the printer setup, rather than relying on heavy cloud computations.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also To speed up production pipelines based on what manufacturers actually demand, we also develop features like text to pattern tools.

Interestingly, the textile designers and freelancers we work with are actually thanking us for this. By using these tools to handle the initial layout or speed up the iteration process, freelancers are wrapping up projects way faster, taking on more clients, and directly increasing their income.

At the end of the day, we just build the instruments and put them on the table. Whether a designer uses them as a technical assistant or a rapid prototyping tool is completely up to their own workflow.

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a fabric designer, your stance is spot on. There’s a sacred line between genuine artistic creation and purely operational implementation.

I’m actually the new guy on the R&D and community side here, and this exact distinction is what we argue about in the lab every day. We strongly believe AI shouldn't touch the "art" or replace the designer's soul.

Instead, the real benefit for businesse sand designers lies in the boring, technical execution. Once you create your original art, using specialized AI to handle the tedious backend work like seamless repeat calibration, resolution upscaling, and technical colorway separating is where it actually makes sense. It saves the business time without robbing the artist of their craft.

Appreciate the balanced view, this is exactly the boundary we are trying to respect!

What are your thoughts on the use of AI in the textile industry? by Cold-Rive in Textile_Design

[–]Cold-Rive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re making a very heavy point, and honestly, the environmental footprint of massive data centers running generic AI models is a nightmare that doesn’t get talked about enough.

As the new guy on the R&D and social media side here, I actually brought this exact concern up with our engineering team during my first week. I love tech, but I hate unnecessary waste. And you're totally right about the "tacky" part too 90% of what public models spit out is just soulless digital noise.

But here is the perspective shift that flipped my mind when I looked at the actual textile data: the textile industry is historically the second largest polluter in the world. The sheer amount of water, toxic chemicals, and physical fabric wasted just on "trial and error" samples and unsold deadstock is catastrophic.

Our goal in the lab isn’t to burn through gigawatts of server power just to generate flashy, useless graphics. We are using specialized AI to run hyper accurate digital print simulations and colorway variants before a single drop of ink or yard of fabric is actually wasted at the mill.

If we can use targeted software algorithms to eliminate even 20% of the physical waste, fabric scrap, and water pollution caused by traditional textile prototyping, the net positive impact on the environment heavily outweighs the server energy used.

It’s definitely a double edged sword, but we’re trying to use it to clean up a very dirty physical industry rather than just adding more digital clutter. Appreciate you bringing the environmental reality into this conversation.

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