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May 21, 2026

How can AI support circular fashion and sustainable textile production?  In one of the episodes of the podcast "Artificial Intelligence in Human Terms", our team member Dr Anna Bacciarelli-Ulacha talks about the AIdesignTEX project and the role of AI in analysing the life cycle of textile products, reducing waste, and supporting circular economy solutions in the textile industry.

Can artificial intelligence support the design of more sustainable textiles and clothing? How can we analyse the entire product life cycle – from its creation, through use and reuse, to the stage when the product can no longer be utilised?

These topics are discussed in one of the episodes of the podcast "Artificial Intelligence in Human Terms", hosted by Dr Magdalena Wróbel-Lachowska. We would like to sincerely thank her for inviting our team member, Dr Anna Bacciarelli-Ulacha.

During the conversation, the main objectives and assumptions of the AIdesignTEX project were presented. The project focuses on the development of innovative AI-based tools supporting the circular economy in the textile industry.

The podcast covers topics such as:

  • the use of AI in textile product life cycle analysis,
  • supporting sustainable design and production processes,
  • reducing textile waste,
  • the future of artificial intelligence in the textile and fashion industry.

Will AI systems soon design textiles and clothing for us? We invite you to listen to the conversation and discover the perspective of researchers working on solutions for a more responsible and modern textile production sector.

The full episode is available here: [LINK]

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Published May 21, 2026 by

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