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Printed electronics at Lopec © Messe München

22/01/2019 – Wearable Technologies

Wearable Technologies

Clothes become data carriers

How would it be if sensors in shirts could monitor health and performance, shoes could detect pressure points, or clothes could be used for paying and ... By Editorial staff

Light as a new facet of fashion: eHauteCouture by Lunative © Lunative

14/01/2019 – Smart Textiles

Smart Textiles

Textile electrodes for smart monitoring

Textiles with intelligent extras are entering, not just in medicine. Occupational safety and clothing benefit such as construction, production and logistics. By Editorial staff

New horizons for jobs, sustainable sales and strategic partnerships © Stillkost/stock.adobe.com

09/01/2019 – Separtex

Separtex

What are textile networks good for?

Cooperation alliances between medium-sized companies and application-oriented research institutions create jobs and sustainable sales. By Hans-Werner Oertel

07/01/2019 – In eigener Sache

In eigener Sache

Rückblick unserer Branche – KW 01

Hier stellen wir die Top-Artikel aus unseren Rubriken vor. Der meistgelesene Beitrag in der KW 01 kommt aus der Rubrik „Technische Textilien“. By Editorial staff

CurveTex facade with drapable, elastically adapted rein-forcement textiles made of alkali-resistant glass fibres and a fine concrete matrix © Stanecker Betonfertigteilwerk GmbH

04/01/2019 – RWTH Aachen University, ITA

RWTH Aachen University, ITA

Innovation impulses from textile reinforced concrete

The world's first double-curved textile reinforced concrete facade - novel drapable textile structure also sets innovation impulses for other industries By Editorial staff

Microscopic image of a reflector warp knit fabricated at the ITA © ITA-Institut für Textiltechnik (Aachen)

29/11/2018 – ITA/RWTH Aachen

ITA/RWTH Aachen

Textile in space

The Institut für Textiltechnik Aachen (ITA) of RWTH Aachen University has successfully launched its Aerospace engineering and Manufacturing program. By Editorial staff

Frau Dr.-Ing. Monireh Fazeli während ihres Forschungsaufenthaltes im Centre for Advanced Composite Materials (CACM), University of Auckland in Neuseeland © Richard NG

28/11/2018 – ITM / TU Dresden

ITM / TU Dresden

Wissenschaftlerin ausgezeichnet

Frau Dr.-Ing. Monireh Fazeli Zoghalchali vom ITM der TU Dresden wurde mit dem Innovationspreis des Industrieclubs Sachsen 2017 ausgezeichnet. By Editorial staff

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