What is the tool used by designers at the Levi Strauss to create new fashions for jeans?

Designers at the Levi Strauss are creating new fashions for jeans by using digital pads and touch-screen computers. The new designs are uploaded to a laser machine and in just 90 seconds, a new pair of jeans is transformed.
    The process used to take 30 minutes by hand. It’s a radical breakthrough, says Bart Sights, Vice President of Technical Innovation at the company. It’s one that will surely transform how jeanswear is designed and developed, how it’s manufactured and how it’s sold.
    By using this new digital platform, the 165-year-old retailer can significantly reduce the time it takes to bring the jeans from the factory to the consumer, says Liz O’Neil. We can get our products in front of the consumer at the right time and we can much more accurately predict what our consumers are going to want to see in our stores.
    Global sourcing giant Lei Wang is helping its clients’ transition to a digital supply chain by showing them how new software in 3D rendering can make clothing manufacture more efficient. So if you think about creating products in 3D, you could actually create an entire collection before you even cut one garment. So it reduces waste. It reduces lead times. It allows decisionmaking in real time.
    Chris Lindland, the CEO of the San Francisco fashion firm Betabrand, agrees. The amount of time that goes on decision-making and making prototypes can take weeks and months. And we eliminate that.
    The new wave of technologies is already transforming the fashion industry as the pace and the demand for newer, more innovative designs and products speeds up.