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The key highlight of the event, organised by the European Technology Platform for the Future of Textiles and Clothing (Textile ETP), was the unveiling of the Strategic Innovation and Research Agenda (SIRA) (Photo: textile-platform)

18/10/2016 – Textile ETP Conference

Textile ETP Conference

“European Textiles – going digital, going high-tech”

Some 150 participants from 24 countries attended the conference “European Textiles – going digital, going high-tech” held on 12-13 October in Brussels. By Editorial staff

14/09/2018 – Saurer AG

Saurer AG

A quantum leap in process automation

With its Bobbin Cloud material flow system based on RFID, the Autoconer X6 takes a definitive step towards Automation 4.0 in the winding field. By Editorial staff

13/09/2018 – China vs Africa

China vs Africa

Cheap was yesterday

A forecast by market researcher Euromonitor has revealed that China will be the biggest textiles and apparel market in the world in 2019. By Manik Mehta, New York

Host Ranga Yogeshwar (centre) handed over the Top 100 award to Marcus Mayer Mayer, Sebastian Mayer and Benjamin Mayer (from left) © KD Busch / compamedia

10/08/2018 – Mayer & Cie.

Mayer & Cie.

Top 100 award for the second time

Successful title defence for Mayer & Cie.: Circular knitting machine manufacturer receives Top 100 award for the second time. By Editorial staff

More and more companies, people and groups are placing the individual at the centre of their products and thoughts. The focus on ‘more’ was yesterday. Now it’s the benefits for people that count. Innovation always marks the beginning of a new way of thinking and of empathy! © VDMD

30/08/2018 – VDMD

VDMD

Autumn/winter 2019/20: Man in the middle

The human brain alongside artificial intelligence.Do people need to be comforted with products that have the ability to soothe them? By Editorial staff

20/08/2018 – Stoll in Africa

Stoll in Africa

South Africa and Mauritius: A success story for Stoll

The leading manufacturer of flat knitting machines Stoll based in Reutlingen, has been working with the African market for over 40 years. By Editorial staff