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Industrial inkjet solutions provider Xennia has been demonstrating its robust XenJet inkjet module range and versatile industrial inkjet solutions for packaging at recent exhibitions.
At roughly 100 metres, the new fibre-reinforced concrete bridge in Albstadt, Germany is believed to be the longest of its type in the world.
BAE Systems - which has just received a $35 million contract from the US Army for 60,000 improved outer tactical ballistic vests - has developed a counter-intuitive liquid which hardens when struck.
A new polymer-metal composite with sensory properties - making it possible to produce component parts that monitor themselves - has been developed by researchers at Fraunhofer Institute for Manufactur
The VJacket is a wearable controller for live video performance, or 'VJ-ing' - the rising art of the rhythmic manipulation of moving video and animation.
Combat-related traumatic brain injuries (TBI) have become a signature injury of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Nike and TomTom have collaborated to create the Nike+ SportWatch GPS Powered by TomTom.
Loughborough University is leading a three-year collaborative project with Nottingham Trent University to develop a new type of antenna that can overcome problems currently encountered by the military
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Zephyr Technology's remote physiological monitoring system has received US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval.
Raytheon has recently introduced a new version of its XOS 2 exoskeleton which is envisaged as part of the US Army's Future Soldier 2030 programme.
3M has filed a lawsuit in Minnesota against Andover Healthcare, seeking injunctions and damages in respect of Andover's two layer compression bandage systems.
BAE Systems - which has just received a $35 million contract from the US Army for 60,000 improved outer tactical ballistic vests - has developed a counter-intuitive liquid which hardens when struck.
German scientists at the Hohenstein Institute and ITCF Denkendorf have developed the world's first textiles which effectively screen out both electromagnetic (EM) and infrared (IR) radiation.
Canada's Recon Instruments, manufacturer of Transcend snow sports goggles - said to be the the first with realtime GPS data viewable through a head mounted display - has launched new postprocessing so
At the International Conference on Textile Coating and Laminating (TCL) 2010, held in Cannes, France, 4-5 November 2010, Gary Selwyn of APJet explained why atmospheric pressure plasma jet technology i
A surface treatment that can be applied in seconds to a wide variety of textiles, giving them multiple, durable functions from a single process has quickly turned from a military research project into
Founded in 1909, The Textile Institute showed its modern outlook by hosting a conference that covered wearable technologies, flame retardants, carbon and carbon nitride fibres, and safety and protecti
The exhibition ISPO 2011, along with the Wearable Technologies Show held in parallel at the same venue, prove the performance sports sector to be a thriving market for technical fabrics, as well as em
A newly formed joint venture based in Israel is to attempt to produce industrial-scale yarns of carbon filaments using a process developed in the UK.
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