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1 Innovation in Textiles: Smart Textiles 09 managing your technologies F. Javier Jiménez (Dto. I+D+i) LEITAT 2 de Abril de 2009

2 Contenido: Smart Textiles: What s that? Innovation in textiles. Ways. Conclusions

3 How is running innovation in textile sector? New technologies appearing Transferring technologies into flexible substrates Replacement of traditional materials by textiles Non-textile materials converted into textiles.

into flexible substrates Replacement of traditional

4 New Technologies Those technologies associated to textiles processes, because of their properties, for their development, experimentation and application. Nanotechnology. Electrospinning Nano-fibres and Nano-meshes Plasma Nanometric surface finishing Sol-Gel Nanometric surface finishing Sputtering Nano deposition Metallic vapor arch Nano deposition. Material micro-encapsulation for its application on textile substrates Inkjet. Printed microelectronics.

Electrospinning Nano-fibres and Nano-meshes Plasma Nanometric surface finishing Sol-Gel Nanometric surface

5 Plasma treatment. Fluor-Carbon Printed Electroluminescence on textile substrate Sol Gel Process Electro Spinning

6 Transferring technologies to flexible substrate Converting into textiles materials (yarns, foils or fabrics) classical materials from other sectors. (Smart textiles) Textronics. Electronic integration in textiles. Sensors, circuitos, actuators Photovoltaic Materials. Photovoltaic yarns Photovoltaic fabrics Photovoltaic finishing Photovoltaic fabrics Electroluminescent Materials. Electroluminescent yarns Electroluminescent fabrics

Sensors, circuitos, actuators Photovoltaic Materials.

7 Innovation in the textile sector. Examples. Sensors Switches Base for flexible and stretchable electronics Electroluminescence Conductors Chip on textiles substrate Photovoltaics

8 Replacement of classical material by textiles. Replacement of different materials by textiles. Textile material provide the same properties or even improve them. Roadway fence nets. Metal replaced by textile. Resting bases. Wood replaced metal, now textile will replace wood. Insulating materials. Time for Aerogel.

Textile material provide the same properties or even improve them.

9 Innovation in the textile sector. Examples. 3D textile recyclable slippers Roadway fence net Firewall doors Textile resting base. Somier

10 Non textiles materials converted into textiles Materials changing its morphology to become textiles or to being applicated on textiles. (Smart Textiles) Yarns and Fibers. Basalt, metals and metal oxides, carbon, electroactive polymers, super-adsorbing polymers, electroconductive polymer fibers are used to get fabrics with high added value. Finishings. Titanium dioxide, barium sulfate, silicon,

Basalt, metals and metal oxides, carbon, electroactive polymers, super-adsorbing polymers,

11 Electroactive polymers Electroactive muscles TiO2 finishing

12 No-embedded technology integration into textile substrate. This is the first option that comes as a methodology based on intelligent textiles. It is the physical integration of an intelligent system on textile substrate. Heated Illumination ICT and consumer electronics integration. (MP3, video, etc) GPS location. Safety and protective systems for IPE. Vital signs monitoring systems. Military applications. Help and support systems for handicapped people.

It is the physical integration of an intelligent system on textile substrate.

13 Innovation in the textile sector. Examples. Jackte incorporating GPS. Light, MP3, mobile phone charge Microphone Heated fabrics Flexible watch on sofa Safety light

14 Innovation in the textile sector. Conclusions. What does it means for traditional textile sector? Slight changes in yarns, fabrics and finishing processes.. Changes in clothes making New specialties in textile design and confection production lines. Production cells. New finishing techniques. Inkjet, Plasma, Solgel, more ecological Provide high added value and product quality. Differentiation Wide framework of possibilities to explore and exploit. Young non- saturated market niches.

. Changes in clothes making New specialties in textile design and confection production lines. Production cells.

15 Thanks for your attention! 09 managing your technologies

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