In the project "Multifunctional 3D printing on textiles", a 3D printing process for textiles was developed using a 2-component print head to generate at least three functional modifications. These were generated by a defined adjustment of the mixing ratio of two pasty materials.

Improved quality for nonwovens made from high-performance fibres and longer lifetime due to optimised card clothing and adapted online control as well as integration of the online wear analysis into the process and developing of an industrial adapted version

As part of the futureTex project HPF Garnitur, a digital monitoring system was developed that analyses the wear of card clothing. In the sense of Industry 4.0, this enables maintenance-optimised process control, so that the necessity of the upcoming clothing change can first be checked online.

The aim of the ZIM project EcoCutPro was the development of a flame-retardant ecological cut protection coating and its implementation in an industrial application process.

The aim of the research project is the development of a new type of technology with the associated machine technology for the production of seamless, ring-shaped mesh structures for applications, which are primarily aimed at lifting gear, textile seals and textile reinforcements in fibre composite and concrete components.

The aim of the research project was the development of a novel process combination of dispenser 3D printing and UV LED curing for the digital partial functionalisation of textiles using the example of bandages for the sports and medical sectors. The solution of the project included the development of the UV curable formulations and the realisation of the simultaneous printing and curing process.

The main objective was to develop a functional, marketable hygiene textile composed of several nonwoven layers with different property profiles.

The project investigated the possibility of modifying the previous steps in joint production in rail track construction, making up reinforced joints in advance and thus shortening the construction time.

The aim of the project was the development of an innovative ceiling system based on Timber Concrete Composite construction (TCC construction) by combining sustainable building products and construction methods. Thus, an economically and ecologically advantageous alternative to the currently prevailing, energyand resource-intensive slab constructions made of reinforced concrete has been developed.