Fashion and manufacturing brands have serious sizing and waste problems. Euveka proposes a robotic IoT solution capable of capturing physical morpho data with high accuracy. Unlike 3D and virtual simulation, the solution enables the creation of a garment prototype in the exact size of the client, reducing immediately by 40% the waste rate in manufacturing and retail, and thus engage into a greener and more responsible fashion to their customers.
In recent years, Big Tech has gotten a bad rep. But of course many tech companies are doing important work making monumental positive changes to society, health, and the environment. To highlight these, we started a new interview series about “Technology Making An Important Positive Social Impact”. We are interviewing leaders of tech companies who are creating or have created a tech product that is helping to make a positive change in people’s lives or the environment.
As a part of this series, I had the pleasure of interviewing Audrey-Laure Bergenthal, a woman entrepreneur in the tech industry in France who fights to put some sense back into fashion with the help of an evolving mannequin able to capture and reproduce morphological data.