Innovation begins with curiosity and thrives through collaboration. Kalana Bamunuarachchi , Lead at Discovery Labs, Twinery, is a driving force behind transformative textile innovations. With two granted patents, Kalana's work safeguards intellectual property while advancing solutions that reshape how we think about apparel. His interdisciplinary approach—merging textile engineering, material sciences, physics, and biology—has pushed the boundaries of what is possible in platformable textile technologies. #InnovationWithImpact #Twinery #MASHoldings #PatentedInnovation
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Collaboration drives transformative innovation. Kalana Bamunuarachchi, Lead at Discovery Labs, Twinery, exemplifies this by integrating diverse disciplines such as textile engineering, material sciences, chemical engineering, physics, biology, and statistics. This interdisciplinary approach has pushed the boundaries of textile innovation to create transformative innovation that helps us stay ahead of the competition. Kalana's patent journey began with the realization that identifying white spaces in the industry is critical to staying competitive. By creating platformable textile solutions, he continues to deliver impact—transforming ideas into innovations that enhance consumer experiences. His advice to aspiring inventors: Impact is everything. Pinpoint the gaps in your market, develop solutions that address those gaps, and work within the timelines necessary to turn ideas into reality. Most importantly, ensure your inventions drive meaningful change for your industry and its consumers. Watch the video to learn how Kalana's innovative mindset and emphasis on impact are shaping the future of apparel and textiles. #100Patents #TextileInnovation #Collaboration #Twinery #MASHoldings
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Poineering textile innovations across all sectors – that's what this year's Techtextil honoured with the Techtextil Innovation Award 2024🏆 Nine award winners in five categories received the coveted award for their new products, researches, processes or technologies. Among the winners were ground-breaking developments in the fields of technical textiles, nonwovens and functional apparel textiles that redefine global market standards and push boundaries. 🎉Congratulations again to all winners: Centexbel, CITEVE, Deutsche Institute für Textil- und Faserforschung Denkendorf (DITF), Heraeus Precious Metals LunaMicro AB, Lehrstuhl und Institut für Massivbau & Institut für Textilmaschinen und Textile Hochleistungswerkstofftechnik (ITM), TU Dresden, revoltech, Norafin Group and SA-Dynamics! The award-winning innovations show that textile solutions are essential drivers for further developments in numerous sectors such as aviation, automotive, medicine and construction. Every week we will give you in-depth insights into the innovative solutions of our Techtextil Innovation Award winners, revolutionising the textile industry. Stay tuned! #InnovationAward #TechtextilInnovationAward #Techtextil2024 #TextileInnovations
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"Thrilled to contribute as a volunteer at the Textile Engineering Research Symposium! It’s inspiring to connect with industry experts, exchange ideas, and be part of a community pushing boundaries in textile innovation. This experience has strengthened my passion for textile engineering and research, and I’m excited to apply what I've learned to future projects. Here’s to advancing knowledge and making impactful contributions in our field! #TextileEngineering #ResearchSymposium #Innovation #TextileTechnology #EngineeringCommunity #ResearchAndDevelopment #TextileInnovation #ProfessionalGrowth #FutureOfTextiles"
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🔧 The Power of Materials in Product Development 🔧 In the world of innovation and engineering, the materials we choose are the foundation upon which successful products are built. Here’s why material selection is crucial: Performance: The right materials enhance functionality and durability, ensuring that products meet and exceed performance expectations. Whether it's the tensile strength of metals or the flexibility of polymers, materials make a difference. Cost-Efficiency: Strategic material selection can significantly reduce production costs. Opting for materials that are cost-effective without compromising quality can lead to substantial savings in manufacturing and lifecycle expenses. Sustainability: In today’s environmentally conscious market, sustainable materials are more important than ever. Using recyclable, biodegradable, or eco-friendly materials can reduce environmental impact and appeal to green-minded consumers. Innovation: Advanced materials drive innovation. From lightweight composites in aerospace to smart materials in electronics, breakthroughs in material science open new frontiers for creativity and problem-solving. Safety and Compliance: Materials must meet stringent safety standards and regulatory requirements. Ensuring that materials are non-toxic, hypoallergenic, and compliant with industry regulations is essential for protecting consumers and businesses alike. Aesthetics and Usability: The look and feel of a product are directly influenced by material choice. High-quality finishes, tactile experiences, and ergonomic design all depend on selecting the appropriate materials. At NanoQuartz Sdn Bhd, we understand the pivotal role materials play in creating superior products. Our dedicated team of experts meticulously evaluates and tests materials to ensure we deliver excellence in every project. We're proud to collaborate with any industrial players, a leader in advanced nano materials that provide unparalleled quality and performance. Nanoquartz represents the cutting edge of material science, offering enhanced durability, strength, and versatility for a wide range of applications. Let's continue to innovate and create with materials that not only meet the demands of today but also pave the way for the future. 🌟 #Innovation #MaterialsScience #ProductDevelopment #Sustainability #advancedmaterials #EngineeringExcellence #NanoMaterials #Nanoquartz #Technopreneurship #NQSB
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Shaping leather by hand is a timeless skill. This buttero leather is tanned with vegetable oil to make it extra pliable. Then it's shaped and stitched for a perfect finish. Subscribe to our tech newsletter, the Blueprint which is your daily source of tech, science and engineering innovation. Here you go: 👉https://ie.social/NDpYl #engineering #science #technology
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🌟 The Future of Textiles Has Arrived! 🌟 Join our webinar "The Future of Textiles: Graphene," presented by Allkemie, on October 18, 2024, at 12:00 PM (CST), and discover how graphene not only has the potential to transform the textile industry but also to open new doors to innovations yet to be explored. 👕🔬 Beyond its current applications, graphene is poised to unlock a world of unprecedented opportunities in textile manufacturing. From ultra-lightweight and highly durable garments to clothing with advanced protection and adaptability features. If you work in the textile, industrial, or innovation sectors, this event will allow you to anticipate what’s coming and explore how your company can lead the future of the industry. 🎯 Why attend? • Discover how graphene is changing the game in the textile industry. • Learn about recent advancements developed in laboratories and how they may be a decade ahead of the competition. • Explore practical applications of graphene to improve the durability and lightness of textiles, as well as advanced technologies like antibacterial properties. • Uncover commercial and innovation opportunities that you can implement in your company. • Interact with Allkemie and learn about their development plans to lead this technological transformation. 🚀 We look forward to sharing knowledge and opportunities with you! Register here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gJ7q6WcF #Graphene #FutureTextiles #Webinar #Innovation #TextileTechnology #Allkemie #Protection #Nanotechnology #SmartTextiles
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📢 Introducing Our Partner – Continental Industry ! 👏 Meet Dr. Stephanie Kautz, who leads the research at ContiTech, playing a key role in #testing the performance of #technical #textiles in the CELLFIL project! 👏 As a division of Continental, Continental Industry is renowned for its expertise in technical textiles and its commitment to sustainable solutions. In CELLFIL, ContiTech is leveraging its advanced R&D facilities and production lines to develop and test innovative #prototypes, including industrial #hoses, printing #blankets, and artificial #leather, all crafted with sustainable #Lyocell filament (LF) yarn. This collaboration aligns with Continental’s mission to accelerate the #circulareconomy, reduce reliance on fossil-based materials, and contribute to their ambitious goal of achieving 100% closed resource and product cycles by 2050. A standout collaboration includes their partnership with adidas to create a #prototype #shoe made from sustainable artificial leather! 🌐 Learn more about ContiTech: 👉 https://lnkd.in/dXk-gTu 🌐 Discover the CELLFIL project: 👉 cellfil.eu 📽️ Watch video: 👉 https://lnkd.in/dUuMfDWB Stay tuned as we continue to introduce the inspiring partners behind CELLFIL! #TechnicalTextiles #CELLFILpartners #Lyocell #CircularEconomy #ContiTech Aalto University | adidas | Hochschule Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences | Continental Industry | Rīgas Tehniskā universitāte (Riga Technical University) | Ratti Luino S.r.l. | MAGLIFICIO RIPA S.R.L. | Lenzing Group | Nordfels | Filati Mirosław Kubiak Sp.j. | Quantis | MARTUR FOMPAK International | Orange Fiber s.r.l. | Heberlein Technology AG | Francine Martin | Stephen Webb | Jennet Orayeva, MBA | Carina Winter | Jo-Ann Innerlohinger | Markus Pichler | Matteo Bianco | Pirjo Kääriäinen | Luana Dessbesell | Simone Haslinger | Daniele Mazza | Mara Milanesi | Paul Seguin | Johannes Kaar | Semih Oylar | Selenay Elif İşler | Inga Dāboliņa | Boris Mahltig | Dr. Reyhan ÖZCAN BERBER | Elina Onkinen
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🌟 **Thrilled to share that I’ve been granted my first patent for our work on "Superhydrophobic, Superoleophilic Nanocomposite Coated Fabric and Methods of Its Fabrication"!** 🌟 This patent marks a significant milestone in my career and demonstrates the development of a fabric capable of economically and efficiently separating organic and aqueous phases, while also being recyclable. The coated fabric also features excellent self-cleaning and water-repellency properties, making it a versatile solution for various applications. Beyond its use in fabrics, this nanocomposite coating can be applied to metals, antennas, towers, bridges, and other surfaces to create water-resistant barriers, enhancing the durability and longevity of these structures. Achieving this first patent has been an exciting journey, and I’m grateful for the support and collaboration of Prof. N.B. Singh Sir of Sharda University, Greater Noida; and Dr. Sumit Barthwal of Kookmin University, Seoul, South Korea. I’m eager to see the impact this innovation will have across different industries! #Patent #Innovation #Nanotechnology #AdvancedMaterials #WaterRepellency #nanocoating #nanocoating #cleaning #SustainableFashion #TextileIndustry #MaterialsScience #coatings #coatingstechnology #Sustainability
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At 8 a.m. on December 11, after 50 years of continuous operation, the machine at the Fabriano paper mill that produced paper for copiers and printers was shut down. There is no development without innovation, but innovation requires much more than talk and improvisation. Unfortunately, these seem to be in abundance today, both in production and even in universities and research. Is this the reason why by the end of 2024 there will be little or no innovation in an industry that is even older than the paper industry? P.S. Paper has been produced in Fabriano since the 13th century.
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Shape-shifting fibre can produce morphing fabrics. The low-cost FibeRobo, which is compatible with existing textile manufacturing techniques, could be used in adaptive performance wear or compression garments. Researchers from MIT and Northeastern University developed a liquid crystal elastomer fibre that can change its shape in response to thermal stimuli. The fibre, which is fully compatible with existing textile manufacturing machinery, could be used to make morphing textiles, like a jacket that becomes more insulating to keep the wearer warm when temperatures drop. The resulting fibre, called FibeRobo, can contract up to 40 per cent without bending, actuate at skin-safe temperatures (the skin-safe version of the fibre contracts up to about 25 per cent), and be produced with a low-cost setup for 20 cents per meter, which is about 60 times cheaper than commercially available shape-changing fibres. Credit: MIT & New Scientist #textiles #technicaltextiles #clothing #polymer #polymerscience #innovation #textileengineering #elastomers #rubbers #nanotechnology #chemistry #nanomaterials #nanoparticles #polymers #biomaterials #biomedical #biomedicalengineering #science #scienceandtechnology #physics #materials #stem #nanofibers #textile #plastics
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