Have you yet been to a bar where the barkeeper is a robot who is serving you? No joke, here is what it is all about this robot application. This is far from textiles and clothing, but certainly will make you curious and entertain you! By guest author Leigh Kamping-Carder at the Wall Street Journal: … More Robots are ready to Shake (and Stir) Up U.S. Bars
Kelheim Fibres’ Viscose Speciality Fibre VILOFT® receives Lighthouse Award from the Bavarian Environmental Cluster The project “Bio-degradable wet toilet tissue with the viscose speciality fibre VILOFT®” from the Bavarian viscose fibre manufacturer Kelheim Fibres has been awarded the Lighthouse by the Bavarian Environmental Cluster. Moist toilet tissue made with VILOFT® short cut fibres disintegrates rapidly … More Awards
Sakae Sagane, Chairman of Mimaki Europe, has retired Sagane turned Mimaki into a reputable global brand and a major industry player in Europe, the Middle East and Africa Mimaki, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and cutting systems, announced that its Chairman, Sakae Sagane, who also served as Executive Vice President for Mimaki Engineering … More Personalities
With US tariff war, are there chances of Asia’s superpowers such as India & China uniting to fight the demon? It’s a tricky question indeed going by trade stats, the US buys more from China than India: 22 per cent of its imports come from China, 2.1 per cent from India. About 19 per cent … More Gauging India-China’s trade relationships amid US-China trade war
KRAIBURG TPE is highlighting its market-driven and customer-oriented development expertise at the 26th International Trade Fair Fakuma held from October 16 to 20, 2018 at Friedrichshafen Exhibition Center. In addition to current applications for its thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs), the company – at Booth 5303 in Hall B5 – will also be showcasing two advanced new … More Kraiburg TPE portfolio for automotive and consumer applications expanded
As per Burberry’s 2017-18 annual report besides reporting an annual revenue of USD 3.61 billion, the brand also physically destroyed finished goods worth USD 37.8 million. These included ready-to-wear products and accessories Burberry is not the first brand to come under fire for destroying unsold items. As Quartz reported earlier this year, Richemont was actively … More Burberry destroys USD 38 million worth of goods