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Weko-ProTec: high efficient antimicrobial finishing of nonwoven or technical textiles © Weko

10/05/2021 – Corona

Corona

Weko: Innovative spray-finishing against infections

With the non-contact Weko application system, there is considerable potential for savings with regard to the use of resources. By Editorial staff

19/03/2019 – Better Cotton Initiative

Better Cotton Initiative

More Sustainable Cotton for Fashion

In 2018, 93 Retailer and Brand Members of Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) sourced more than one million metric tonnes of Better Cotton. By Editorial staff

06/05/2021 – IloveFilo

IloveFilo

Filo starts a new initiative with exhibitors

IloveFilo is the name of a new interview format of the yarn fair dedicated to exhibitors and implemented in partnership with them. By Editorial staff

Visualization with marking of individual yarns, simulation from the train in the plane and further compression with software “TexMath”. © Fraunhofer ITWM

03/05/2021 – Series: Realistic simulation of technical textiles – Part 2

Series: Realistic simulation of technical textiles – Part 2

Fraunhofer ITWM: What happens due to tension or compression?

FibreFEM computes mechanical effects on textiles – by Annika Dreßler, Fraunhofer ITWM By Editorial staff

Gerber announced in November 2017 they would be integrating Avametric’s fabric simulation engine into their AccuMark 3D platform © Gerber Technology

18/10/2018 – Gerber Technology

Gerber Technology

Gerber Technology Acquires Avametric

Gerber Technology announced that it has acquired San Francisco based Avametric. By Editorial staff

Michael Jänecke, Director of Brand Management Technical Textiles and Textile Processing at Messe Frankfurt: "The digitalisation of textile production is on the advance." © Messe Frankfurt

15/08/2019 – Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence

Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence

Techtextil and Texprocess and Digitalisation

Automation offers a solution for labour-intensive textile production in countries with a shortage of qualified workers. By Editorial staff

If a company already offers Standard 100 certified textiles, then the Made in Green label for sustainable textiles is already within reach © Oeko Tex

26/01/2018 – Oeko-Tex

Oeko-Tex

From zero to Made in Green

If a company already offers Standard 100 certified textiles, then the Made in Green label for sustainable textiles is already within reach. By Editorial staff