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RWTH doctoral candidates Marcin Kopaczka (LfB) und Marco Saggiomo (ITA) with the award-winning image processing system (f.l.t.r.) © ITA

02/03/2018 – RWTH Aachen University

RWTH Aachen University

Image processing system for weaving machines

Image processing system allows cost savings of more than 2,000 euros per year and weaving machine. Researcher win ICPRAM-Best Student Paper Award. By Editorial staff

Als Megatrends für die Filterindustrie gelten die Bedürfnisse nach reiner Luft und sauberem Wasser © pixabay

28/02/2018 – STFI

STFI

14. Symposium Textile Filter in Chemnitz

Am 17. - 18. April 2018 findet im „Chemnitzer Hof“ , Chemitz das 14. Symposium Textile Filter statt. Reine Luft und sauberes Wasser im Mittelpunkt. By Editorial staff

26/01/2018 – Deutsches Textilforschungszentrum Nord-West gGmbH

Deutsches Textilforschungszentrum Nord-West gGmbH

Sieger des Effizienz-Preises NRW 2017

Deutsches Textilforschungszentrum Nord-West gGmbH, Krefeld gewinnt Effizienz-Preis NRW für neuartiges Adsorbertextil für Rückgewinnung von Edelmetallen By Editorial staff

Although automation technology is developing rapidly, setup and control of nonwoven cards is still done manually and based on experience of the machine user © fotolia

22/01/2018 – ITA Augsburg

ITA Augsburg

Easy Nonwoven 4.0

Although automation technology is developing rapidly, setup and control of nonwoven cards is still done manually and based on experience of the machine ... By Editorial staff

01/01/2018 – Microfactory

Microfactory

Through the year with the Microfactory

In 2018, textile network will accompany the Microfactory concept for the apparel industry online and will report regularly on the website. By Editorial staff

Digitization is gaining importance in companies © pixabay

20/12/2017 – Exklusive-series: industrie 4.0 explained – part 5

Exklusive-series: industrie 4.0 explained – part 5

Textile factory of the future

About the various aspects of digitization and the vision of the textile factory of the future. By Editorial staff

As part of a number of projects, scientists at the DWI Leibniz Institute for Interactive Materials are developing new possibilities for the finishing and functionalisation of surfaces © Philipp Scheffler, DWI

19/12/2017 – Special fibres and yarns: 65 years of the DWI

Special fibres and yarns: 65 years of the DWI

A research institute changing with the times

Innovative materials research and an exceptionally inter-disciplinary research approach now lie at the heart of the work conducted at the former German ... By Editorial staff