Industrial design involves designing and creating products or systems that are mass-produced in factories, such as electronics, appliances, and vehicles. It focuses on functionality, usability, aesthetics, and marketability.
On the other hand, industrial printing on fabric involves printing designs, patterns, or images onto fabrics using specialized equipment and techniques. This process is typically used for producing large quantities of textile products, such as clothing, upholstery, and home decor.
Thus, the main difference is that industrial design focuses on the design of the product itself, while industrial printing on fabric focuses on the printing technique used to create the design on the fabric.
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