
Demonstration samples - In order to obtain reproducible results and to be able to predict the deformation effects, the possibilities for defined stretching of the textiles were investigated. © STFI / Dirk Hanus
Demonstration samples - In order to obtain reproducible results and to be able to predict the deformation effects, the possibilities for defined stretching of the textiles were investigated. © STFI / Dirk Hanus
TechStyle Fabric Alignment Station, the next milestone in the evolution of Stratasys 3D Fashion-technology. © Stratasys
“I wouldn’t be able to achieve such complicated geometric designs without the Stratasys 3DFashion technology, as attaining this level of symmetry by hand would simply be impossible,” explains Hefetz. © Stav Peretz
The 3D printing process was used to produce printed sock and glove samples that were equipped with several functional modifications in a single process step. © STFI
In the project 3DNaturDruck, construction elements will be manufactured additively from natural fibers, such as here a free-form tile made of wood short fiber filament. © LZH
textile network Managing Editor Sibylle Michel met with Hisashi Takeuchi, Managing Director of Mimaki Germany, at the impressive Mimaki booth for an interview. © Meisenbach Verlag