Industrial design refers to the creation of a product's form, function, and aesthetics. It involves a combination of art, engineering, and marketing to create products that are both visually appealing and functional. An industrial designer typically works on products such as consumer electronics, automobiles, furniture, and packaging.
Industrial weaving, on the other hand, is a manufacturing process that involves creating textile fabrics by interlacing yarns or fibers on a loom. This process is used to create various textiles, including clothing, upholstery, and industrial textiles like carpeting and fiberglass fabrics.
In summary, industrial design is about creating the form, function, and aesthetics of products, while industrial weaving is a manufacturing process that creates textiles by interlacing yarns or fibers.
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