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Innovatie update nr. 1 - 13/03/14
Consument kan kleding straks online aanraken
Innovatie Update
Geachte lezer,
Hieronder leest u onze nieuwe Innovatie Update. Tal van nieuwe ontwikkelingen op het gebied van fashion, textiel,
tapijt en 3D printen nemen we hierin op. Mocht u aanvullingen hebben of collega’s die deze Innovatie Update ook
graag willen lezen, laat het ons weten.
Vriendelijke groet,
Rens Tap
INHOUD
Event
“High tech innovatie en duurzaamheid managen”
Fashion
● Consument kan kleding straks online aanraken
● Ebay heeft straks virtuele paskamer
● Ready-to-wear LED light-up mini-skirts on New York Fashion Week
● Fashion and technology, together?
● How does your wardrobe look like updated by technology
Textiel
● Can carpets power our phones in the future?
● Innovative manufacturing companies show way
3D printen
● Herziening van regels bij 3D-printen
● Zensah Challenges Traditional Apparel Manufacturing with 3D Printing Concepts
● ‘Kleding printen is dichterbij’
● Nobody saw it coming, let alone in 3D...
● ‘3D-printen is de toekomst, voor iedereen?’
● By end of 2014 Electroloom launches personal 3D printer for clothing
● Debut of 3D on the runway
● Dress of Lady Gaga's in 3D printed
● Hema stapt in 3D printing
● 3D printed knickers are downloaded as couple produce underwear
Event
“High tech innovatie en duurzaamheid managen”
De alumnivereniging EHTSV (AVE) van de Saxion Hogeschool (v/h Instituut de Maere en v/h Hogere Textielschool)
organiseert op zaterdag 5 april a.s. in Enschede een symposium over de vraag hoe je high tech innovatie en
duurzaamheid moet managen. Textielregio Twente heeft zich door de jaren heen ontwikkeld tot een vooraanstaande
regio op het gebied van innovatie en nieuwe materialen. Welke eisen stelt dit aan huidige managers en aan
toekomstige generaties?
Vooraanstaande sprekers uit bedrijfsleven, onderwijs en overheid zullen het thema toelichten en met elkaar in debat
gaan. Op de sprekerslijst staan o.a. burgemeester Peter den Oudsten van Enschede, Wim Boomkamp, voorzitter
College van Bestuur Saxion Hogeschool, Ivo Matser, ceo Twente School of Management, Martin Gritter, HR directeur
Koninklijke Ten Cate en Gerard van Vliet, directeur Nederlands Centrum van Commissarissen en Directeuren. Meer
informatie over het programma? Klik hier
Fashion
Consument kan kleding straks online aanraken
Met de tactiele tablet kan de consument straks ook plaatjes voelen. Kleding kunnen aanraken is dan niet langer een
argument om niet online te shoppen. Op het jaarlijkse Mobile Worlds Congres in Barcelona presenteerde Fujitsu
afgelopen week de ‘tactiele tablet’. Lees meer.
Ebay heeft straks virtuele paskamer
eBay is de nieuwe eigenaar van softwareontwikkelaar PhiSix. Deze ontwikkelaar is gespecialiseerd in 3Dvisualisatiesoftware. De verwachting is dan ook dat eBay zijn marktplaats op korte termijn voorziet van een virtuele,
3D-paskamer. Lees meer.
Ready-to-wear LED light-up mini-skirts on New York Fashion Week
Tuesday at New York Fashion Week, editors were treated to a different kind of show: ready-to-wear LED light-up skirts,
blazers and evening dresses by wearable technology company, CuteCircuit. Courtesy. Ravers and tech enthusiasts
rejoice: The future of fashion may be a tap on the iPhone away. On Tuesday at New York Fashion Week, editors were
treated to a different kind of show, one that merges runway with technology straight out of the movie 'Tron' or 'The
Jetsons' with ready-to-wear LED light-up skirts, blazers and evening dresses by CuteCircuit.
Read more.
Fashion and technology, together?
Wearable devices that measure our every step, heart rate, and calories like the Jawbone UP, FitBit and Atlas
Wearables, and smart watches that act like our smartphones, like the Samsung Galaxy Gear and the much-anticipated
iWatch are everywhere these days. Wearables are gaining popularity by the minute, as they were all the rage at this
year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Read more
How does your wardrobe look like updated by technology
Sure, Google (GOOG) is making eye-computers and Nike (NKE) bracelets will watch you sleep, but there are plenty of
other things happening on the wearable-tech front. Just take a look at the number of design patents filed in recent
years. Watch this in the future: Self-lacing shoes, Smart purses, Body-scan and Computer camouflage. Read more.
Textiel
Can carpets power our phones in the future?
In today's digital society, you can have the world at your fingertips. At least, that is, until the battery on you smartphone
runs out and you're left wondering how to survive the journey home without Candy Crush. But now a group of scientists
believe they have solved this problem with a new material that may mean laptops and phones could be charged on the
go. The 'photovoltaic-piezoelectric' flexible fibre, harnesses energy through impact, meaning electricity can be
generated from movements such as footstep on a carpet. Read more.
Innovative manufacturing companies show way
Manufacturing in Australia is not dying and it certainly isn't dead. Write it off at your peril because there are thousands
of success stories around the country. Ontera Modular Carpets is a Sydney-based manufacturer and it's doing
brilliantly. The company has been around for about 25 years and has more than 100 employees. Its core business is
making carpet tiles for commercial markets such as offices, aged-care facilities and educational institutions. Due to
Ontera's innovative processes, it has just about halved the amount of water and energy it requires to manufacture
carpet tiles.
There are thousands of manufacturing companies like Ontera working away, developing new designs, new products
and new production processes, and looking for new markets and new ways to access them. Very often this means
discovering a niche area, getting to know the market and using that knowledge to inform and refine the product
development. It is about being smart and flexible about how to go about production and marketing. More often than not
it will find partners to work with along the way. Governments have important roles in boosting innovation by domestic
manufacturers. They can remove some of the barriers that make it so difficult for businesses to partner with the smarts
in our universities and in CSIRO. Innes Willox is the chief executive of the Australian Industry Group.
3D printen
Herziening van regels bij 3D-printen
In de medische wereld worden 3D-printers al ingezet voor het vervaardigen van protheses. In de mode- en
meubelindustrie worden prototypes veelal geprint in 3D en bij de Hema kunnen consumenten zelf sieraden laten
printen. Het logische vervolg is dat er nu sites ontstaan die mensen die in hun woon- of werkomgeving een 3D-print
willen laten maken, in contact brengen met (privé)- eigenaren van 3D-printers.
3D-printen levert niets dan voordelen op, zo lijkt het. Maar de kans is groot dat deze nieuwe industriële revolutie
conflicten over intellectuele eigendomsrechten (IE) teweeg zal brengen. IE-rechten auteursrechten, merkrechten,
modelrechten en octrooirechten geven de houder ervan een exclusief recht. Zonder diens toestemming is het in
beginsel niet toegestaan beschermde vormgeving te kopiëren en te verspreiden, een merk te hanteren voor bepaalde
producten of een beschermde techniek te gebruiken. Dit schrijft Marjolein Driessen in Het Financieele Dagblad. Lees
meer
Zensah Challenges Traditional Apparel Manufacturing with 3D Printing Concepts
From the ski slopes to the catwalks, product designers are increasingly using 3D printing to create innovative product.
The technology, which has long been employed by the aerospace, medical, and automotive industries for prototyping,
constructs a three-dimensional object by printing multiple layers of a material, usually some sort of plastic filament.
Desktop 3D printers are being used to develop concepts as varied as miniature drones, downhill skis, light weight
trusses for the construction industry, and exoskeletons that enable paralysis victims to stand and walk. Read more.
‘Kleding printen is dichterbij’
In de toekomst hebben steeds meer mensen een kledingkast vol met kleding afkomstig uit 3D-printers. Dat zegt Aaron
Rowley, oprichter van Electroloom, een startup die zich richt op kleding die gemaakt wordt met behulp van 3D-printers.
Lees meer.
Nobody saw it coming, let alone in 3D...
There’s a wealth of know-how in fibres and yarns for technical textiles behind the small Dutch company Applied
Polymer Innovations BV (API). Based in Emmen, it has brought together around 20 of the key specialists who have
previously worked at now-vanished major European producers including Enka, Akzo Nobel, Acordis and Diolen. Today,
it is largely involved in R&D and lab and pilot-scale activities. Established in 2008, the company has so far focused on
the development of high-end applications employing biopolymers and the niche production of mono and multifilament
yarns, such as those for tyre cord. One market, however, has come entirely out of the blue and is now taking on epic
proportions for API – the sudden adoption of PLA as the polymer and monofilament of choice for 3D printing. Read
more.
‘3D-printen is de toekomst, voor iedereen?’
Op de Webwinkel Vakdagen vertelt Anush Martorossian van Ground3d over de (on)mogelijkheden van 3D-printen in
de modeindustrie. Volgens Anush Martirossian van Ground3d is 3D-printen de toekomst. Niet alles zal op den duur
echter geprint (kunnen) worden. Dat is de conclusie van haar presentatie op de Webwinkel Vakdagen 2014. Lees
meer.
By end of 2014 Electroloom launches personal 3D printer for clothing
3D printed clothing and accessories have been primarily objects of art, self expression, and novelty. The Parametric
Sculpture Dress worn by Lady Gaga or the exquisite designs of Iris van Herpen explore the boundaries of technology
and imagination in fashion. Read more.
Debut of 3D on the runway
Imagine seeing a hot new dress or stylish shirt worn by your favorite celebrity on the red carpet but instead of rushing
out to the mall or ordering it online, you simply click "print" and watch the clothing instantly show up in your home
office! It's a real possibility with 3D printing moving in on the fashion world. Everything from shoes to underwear could
be coming to a 3D printer near you. Read more.
Dress of Lady Gaga's in 3D printed
Lady Gaga invited her fans to get a sneak peek at her new album 'ARTPOP' , live from Brooklyn, NY. At stage Lady
Gaga wore a 3D printed Parametric Sculpture Dress designed by Studio XO in London and printed by Belgian
company Materialise. Read more.
Hema stapt in 3D printing
Warenhuis Hema gaat vanaf maandag 3D geprinte sieraden verkopen. Online kunnen consumenten kettingen en
armbanden van roestvrij staal, nylon en 24 karaats goud personaliseren. Ook brengt het bedrijf 3D-geprinte
telefoonhoesjes op de markt. Lees meer.
3D printed knickers are downloaded as couple produce underwear
Knickers are downloaded as couple produce underwear on 3D printer. Mornings when you cannot find a pair of clean
pants could be a thing of the past thanks to an Israeli couple whose revolutionary technology makes it possible to
download a pair of new knickers through 3D printing. Tami and Udi Giloh have developed a woven fabric created on a
hi-tech printer, and are in discussions with suppliers to lingerie retailer Victoria’s Secret over a possible marketing deal.
Read more.
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