QUILT: Supporting Modular Design of Machine-Knitting Programs
Jack Hester, Sebastian Law, Megan Hofmann
2025Year
2Citations
Abstract
Layer 1Figure 1: QUILT enables knitters to combine multiple independent knitout files (knitting machine code) into spatial layouts through a user interface.These layouts are processed into a graph structure to be traversed and processed into a single-machine knitting program.The programmer can then fabricate their final design, which will retain all of its modular parts.
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