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Zeus is establishing a new electrospinning technology in order to produce polymer fibres with thicknesses ranging from the nano to microscale.
Odermark Apparel Works, based in Goslar, Germany has teamed up with Human Solutions to introduce a new system for the mass production of tailored clothing.
At the recent ISPO sport show in Munich, Germany, Atlantik Elektronik introduced ePunch - billed as the first electronic boxing panel.
With the transfer fees and wages top professional players are demanding, football clubs need to pull out every stop in ensuring they get maximum return from their 'investments'.
Smart Clothes And Wearable Technology is a new publication by Woodhead Publishing which examines the emerging area of cross-disciplinary development incorporating fashion, design and electronics exper
Hong Kong's Pensonic Technology, has introduced the new Volcanic Heat range of heated garments.
Xsens Technologies of the Netherlands plans to release the successor to its Moven inertial motion capture system during 2009.
Applied DNA Sciences, a provider of DNA-based security solutions, has successfully completed a trial of its technology in wool textile manufacturing in Yorkshire, UK.
Konarka Technologies - the developer of Power Plastic -has secured $5 million in financing in connection with its recently opened production facility in the city of New Bedford, Massachusetts.
Aspen Aerogels has completed delivery of Spaceloft advanced thermal insulation to Technip for a 21-kilometre sub-sea natural gas pipeline off the coast of Brazil.
MIT engineers are using carbon nanotubes to stitch together aerospace materials in work that could make the skins of planes and other products ten times stronger - at a nominal increase in cost.
Waterproof and breathable gloves are essential in providing protection from moisture and the cold, but usually consist of several layers and are highly insulated, making it harder to get a good grip.
While heart-rate monitors for sports applications are usually based on ECG measurement by means of a bipolar electrode integrated within a chest belt or vest, Pulsear is simply an earphone, which many
The lastest ski accessories offer instant responses to temperature and visibility changes.
At the recent Nanotech 2009 event in Tokyo, Bayer MaterialScience showcased a number of technical innovations based on its Baytube carbon nanotubes (CNTs).
Under a contract from the European Space Agency (ESA), the Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology (CSEM) has designed and developed a long term monitoring system (LTMS).
There are growing market opportunities for carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as a flame retardant materials, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan.
Textiles employing nanosize gold in different colours within merino wool fibres, as colourfast colourants, have been developed at the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand.
As part of the new Defence Technology Plan launched by the UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD), Brighton based d3o Lab has been awarded a funding contract of GBP96,000 to develop the use of its shock absor
Van Dal - one of the UK's leading fashion shoe brands is the latest high street retailer to signing up for P2i's ion-mask enhancement.
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