The aim of this research project was a comparison of the textile manufacturing processes weaving, warp knitting and knitting for the production of thermoregulating, three-dimensional spacer textiles.

Project aim was the development of sustainable pocket filters that perform as well as today's models.

The aim of the research project is to develop efficient, textile-based heating elements to reduce the heat flow from the interior into the outer shell of the building.

The aim of the research project was to develop user-friendly, knitted, single-layer, active laser protection gloves that are suitable for industrial and medical applications on laser systems in the spectral range of near-infrared radiation.

The aim of the project was the development of new working methods and criteria for determining and evaluating the functional life of biodegradable geosynthetics.

The aim was to merge innovative combinations of modern production technologies and sustainable design strategies in the form of a multifunctional play mat.

The aim of the research project was the development of an ecological hotmelt coating based on PLA (polylactide, polylactic acid) for technical textiles.

Currently, the industrial use of lightweight solutions often fails due to the high material and manufacturing costs. There are also unanswered questions about the ecological aspects of recycling and reuse. Innovative approaches were developed in the VliesComp project in this area of conflict.

The aim of the research project was to develop hydrolysis and chemical resistant hot melt adhesive composites for process air and air conditioning applications, taking into account hygiene requirements.