The Note9 is the ideal tool when inspiration strikes. The dual camera captured every detail that caught Aurélie’s eye. The S Pen, which is as natural to use as a real pen, allowed her to sketch and annotate on the fly. The all-day battery meant she never missed an idea, and with up to 1TB of storage space, there was no need to let a lack of memory limit her.

The fine-tipped, pressure sensitive S Pen and 6.4-inch edge-to-edge screen are perfect for sketching. Garment designs, fabric patterns and fastening hooks all took shape as easily as putting pen to paper. Reworkings could happen at any time and from any place.

The fabric pattern was wirelessly sent to Joto X, a highly advanced robotic device, which drew the pattern onto the garments’ leather base. The Note9’s storage (bigger than most laptops) and powerful processor handled this task with ease.

Aurélie created the design of her intricate fastenings with OnShape ready for 3D printing. The file could then be sent directly to a 3D printer. The Note9’s expandable memory and powerful processor make the storage of large OnShape files and direct connection to a 3D printer possible.

It was easy for Aurélie to keep an eye on the 3D printing via the Note9, thanks to its support of super-fast network speeds and powerful processor. If she spotted any problems, she could edit live.

Aurélie shot her look-book on the Note9 camera. The Bluetooth-enabled S Pen triggered the shutter remotely, leaving her hands free to make final adjustments. Plus intelligent camera features, such as Flaw Detection, let her know about any issues before the photographs were taken.