Showing posts with label technical textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technical textiles. Show all posts
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Tuesday, 7 May 2013
Techtextil: Nanotechnology gains traction in technical textiles
Techtextil: Nanotechnology gains traction in technical textiles - http://bit.ly/12d1lmE
Thursday, 2 May 2013
New advisory services from David Rigby
New advisory services from David Rigby - http://bit.ly/ZC3pWT
Friday, 26 April 2013
Techtextil & Avatex Innovation Prize winners announced
Techtextil & Avantex Innovation Prize winners announced - http://bit.ly/ZoRCuS
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Teijin develops radiation shielding aramid fabirc
Teijin develops radiation shielding aramid fabric - http://bit.ly/ZMr5nR
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Smart Textiles: Fashion That Responds
Smart Textiles: Fashion That Responds. . .
As part of the Computational Fashion program series, Eyebeam presents a diverse group of designers and scientists working in cutting edge textile research and production. From nanoparticles to circuit boards, technology is becoming embedded in the very fabric of the things we wear, creating clothing that's more responsive to changing needs and conditions.
As part of the Computational Fashion program series, Eyebeam presents a diverse group of designers and scientists working in cutting edge textile research and production. From nanoparticles to circuit boards, technology is becoming embedded in the very fabric of the things we wear, creating clothing that's more responsive to changing needs and conditions.
Monday, 22 April 2013
New Ingeo grades at IDEA
The latest developments in nonwoven applications for Ingeo biopolymer, a low-carbon-footprint polymer made from renewable plant material, will be on display at IDEA13 in Miami, Florida this week. NatureWorks says it will show new grades of Ingeo along with a range of final products which will demonstrate the commercial reality of the biopolymer. http://bit.ly/ZIoYkF
Australians develop new tests for better next-to-skin wool garments
According to Australian wool industry experts, the’ next-to-skin’ wool garment industry is set to be transformed by two ground-breaking new fabric testing devices available for commercial use through the Australian Wool Testing Authority (AWTA). Used together the Wool ComfortMeter and Wool HandleMeter are said to allow manufacturers and retailers to produce and market vastly improved next-to-skin garments.
Part 2: Ancient wisdom inspires ‘responsive’ Far Infrared fibres
Debra Cobb takes a look at a new high-tech wave of interactive functional yarns and fabrics . . . http://bit.ly/ZcjZwa
Part 2: Ancient wisdom inspires ‘responsive’ Far Infrared fibres
Debra Cobb takes a look at a new high-tech wave of interactive functional yarns and fabrics . . . http://bit.ly/ZcjZwa
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