A STUDY OF THE PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF IMPLEMENTING ADVANCED 3D TECHNOLOGIES IN UZBEKISTAN'S LIGHT INDUSTRY

Abstract

This article analyzes the increasing economic activity of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Uzbekistan under the conditions of globalization, with particular emphasis on the growing trend of outsourcing services in the light industry sector. The study explores the application of 3D automated design systems (ADS), specifically the capabilities of the CLO3D software, to improve production efficiency, enhance product quality, and optimize time expenditures. During the research, the standard avatar size models provided by CLO3D were modified based on various size typologies (OCT-17-326-81 and DOB-Größentabelle), and comparative analysis was conducted on the variations in subordinate size indicators. The study revealed significant discrepancies between the typologies. These differences were analyzed through graphical interpretation and were identified as one of the key factors contributing to inconsistencies between virtual models and physical prototypes. The findings justify the need to develop a standardized digital database of body measurements and fabric characteristics to ensure greater precision and reliability in virtual design processes.