Digitize the Sample
Capture the physical material so its digital record starts from a consistent source.
Create a Reliable Digital Starting Point
Material decisions often begin with a physical sample, but the information needed downstream is distributed across photos, specifications, files and individual teams. NX Scanner helps create a consistent digital record that can travel through the NunoX workflow.
• Capture material appearance: Digitize the visible surface and character of a fabric sample under a consistent workflow.
• Create reusable texture assets: Prepare digital material information for presentation, visualization and 3D workflows.
• Reduce repeated manual work: Reuse the same material record across sourcing, sales and design conversations.
• Connect physical and digital libraries: Give teams a clearer link between the sample in hand and the data they share.
Move From Product Requirements to Relevant Materials
Organize the Material Record
Connect the captured asset with material information inside NX ShowRoom.
Reuse It Across Workflows
Use the digital material in catalogs, customer presentations, prototypes, sourcing discussions and supported 3D workflows instead of rebuilding the asset for every request.
Who NX Scanner Helps
• Textile mills and material suppliers build structured digital libraries from physical collections.
• Sourcing and material teams create more consistent records for review and collaboration.
• Design and product-development teams access reusable material assets earlier in the workflow.
• 3D and digital product teams bring material assets into visualization processes with less repeated preparation.
How NX Scanner Fits the NunoX Platform
NX Scanner captures the physical material. NX ShowRoom organizes and activates it. NX Muse helps teams interpret and recommend relevant options. NX MarketSpace supports discovery and sourcing. Together, they form the NunoX material intelligence platform.
What Is Digital Textile Material Capture?
Digital textile material capture is the process of converting a physical fabric sample into structured digital information and reusable visual assets. It gives teams a more consistent foundation for sourcing, presentation, visualization and collaboration.