MEETING OF THE RESEARCH GROUP "SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING OF FASHION INDUSTRY PRODUCTS" (DEPARTMENT OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY) ON THE TOPIC: "MODERN DIGITAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES: FROM 3D MODELING TO PARAMETRIC DESIGN"

On October 29, 2026, as part of the research seminar series of the Department of Fashion Technology, a meeting of the department’s research group—"Scientific Developments in the Design and Manufacturing of Fashion Industry Products"—was held. The session featured Serhii Kamenets, PhD (Engineering) and Associate Professor, who spoke on the topic: "Modern Digital Design Technologies: From 3D Modeling to Parametric Design."

In her opening remarks, the Head of the Department of Fashion Technology—Professor Olga Haranina, Doctor of Technical Sciences—briefed the members of the student research group on the department’s achievements in this scientific field, and then invited the speaker, Serhii Kamenets (Candidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor), to take the floor.

The speaker introduced the audience to modern digital design technologies: NURBS, SubD, and Mesh. He clearly demonstrated the specific characteristics of using each technology during the parametric construction of an object. The presentation included examples of creating 3D models based on parameters and provided an overview of a library of modern digital tools.

At the conclusion of the presentation, work created by students from the Department of Fashion Technology was showcased. These projects were developed as part of the courses "2D and 3D Modeling of Fashion Industry Products" and "Spatial Modeling of Fashion Industry Products," both taught by Serhii Kamenets.

Joining the discussion were Antonina Babych, Associate Professor in the Department of Fashion Technology and head of the student group, as well as Professor Nataliia Pervaia and Associate Professor Liliia Chertenko.

The meeting of the scientific club took place in a friendly atmosphere. Participants shared their thoughts on the use of modern digital design technologies in the development of fashion industry products, as well as on expanding the laboratory-based curriculum to include topics such as 3D modeling and parametric design. It was an engaging and informative session.

29.10.2026