Technologien

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Toray Industries, Inc. has developed a polyimide material suitable for electronic components used in 5G1 communications and for millimeter-wave radar. © Toray Industries, Inc.

 
09/07/2019 – Toray

Toray

The future is 5G!

Toray develops low-dielectric-loss polyimide material for electronic components in 5G communications and millimeter-wave radar. By  Editorial staff
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The Wear It Innovation Show gave 13 Startups the chance to pitch tech products and service solutions for different industries, from head-mounted cameras, to body armour and a smart diaper, in front of the Grand Jury. © Wear It Berlin/Michael Wittig

 
09/07/2019 – Wear It Innovation Summit

Wear It Innovation Summit

A must visit for all wearable tech stakeholders

More than 600 participants attended the 6th Wear It Innovation Summit in Berlin, Europe’s leading platform for professionals in the wearable tech industry. ... By  Editorial staff
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Machinery and processing procedures are increasingly digitally controlled, as the example of Texprocess exhibitor Audaces shows. © Messe Frankfurt/Pietro Sutera

 
08/07/2019 – Texprocess

Texprocess

Digitalisation, connectivity and sustainability

The processing of fashionwear, apparel and textiles for the upholstery sector and automotive industry is changing rapidly. By  Editorial staff
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On the way to an evergreen with ecological: Samples from a warp beam which had been dyed with Greendye. © Karl Mayer

 
28/06/2019 – Karl Mayer

Karl Mayer

Eco-friendly indigo dyeing technology

Karl Mayer remains on a growth path with its Denim Excellence Center at Karl Mayer Rotal and a wide-ranging product portfolio. By  Editorial staff
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Halo electronics provide custom-tailored IT solutions, that offer textile industry customers the perfect level of data transparency - from fibre to finished product. © Halo electronics

 
25/06/2019 – ITMA 2019

ITMA 2019

Fokus Industry 4.0: Halo electronics

Halo electronics from Austria develops Enterprise-Resource-Planning (ERP) systems for the textile industry. CEO Marcus Ott explains the advantages. By  Editorial staff
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With the Over Cutter Camera OCC and its advanced optical system, cutting patterned and digitally printed fabrics is just as precise and easy as cutting non-printed or solid-colored textiles. © Zünd

 
17/06/2019 – ITMA: Zünd

ITMA: Zünd

Advanced technology in digital cutting automation

The textile industry is in the midst of a digital transformation with value chains that are becoming increasingly interconnected. By  Editorial staff