Explore ideas, evidence and developments across the textile value chain.
23,360 articles · latest first · 10,465–10,488
Insightfree11 Feb 2019Unilever, a transnational consumer goods company, has launched a range of deodorant and anti-perspirant wipes, which are already available to buy in shops
A life in the service of a society and more importantly in the service of community of nations provides sage wisdom for personal and professional growth.
Insightfree11 Feb 2019WeaveUp, a software company focused on digital print room solutions and surface design customisation tools, has partnered with Continental to provide customisation software for skai Design Lab
Arville, a manufacturer of technical textiles, has recently taken delivery of three new high-spec weaving looms at its Wetherby site.
Technical Intelligence8 Feb 2019This report will focus on RFID technology; the most widespread form of traceability technologies at present. The history of traceability technologies and its transition from barcodes will lead the introduction to further highlight the journey of traceability technologies to where it is currently; RFID technology. Subsequently, the background and history of RFID technology will follow.
Innovation Briefing8 Feb 2019Energy harvesting is a process that converts ambient energy into electrical energy to power electronic devices. The required electrical energy for these devices can be harvested from various other forms of energy, including mechanical stress such as strain or displacements, heat energy, as well as thermal gradients and incident light (photovoltaics).
Preview6 Feb 2019FESPA is returning to China this year with a relaunch of FESPA China 2019. The new event will take place on 8-10 November 2019 at the Canton Fair Complex, Guangzhou, where it will be co-located with the International Signs and LED Exhibition (ISLE Autumn)
Insight6 Feb 2019It is common knowledge that the traditional textile industry has been slow to implement innovative manufacturing technology. So much so that even now, following a digital revolution, only 5% of printed garments are produced digitally each year, according to WTiN Intelligence: Digital Textiles
