Sanko Tekstil Isletmeleri San. Ve Tic. A.s.

Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

Sanko Tekstil Isletmeleri Sanayi Ve Ticaret Anonim Sirketi

Sanko Tekstil Isletmeleri Sanayi Ve Ticaret A.s.

Ozgur Cobanoglu

Jitka Eryilmaz

Deniz Iyidogan

Ertug Erkus

Fehim Caglar

Erdogan Baris Ozden

Leyla Zengi

Serkan Mert

Semih Kazanc

Ozgur Akdemir

Gokhan Kaplan

Seref Agzikara

Ece Senel

Ali Kemal Agirman

Onur Yukselen

Fatma Korkmaz

Lian Kohener

Fatih Konukoglu

Erkan Evran

Nejdiye Gunes

Aybige Akdag

Adil Berk Karakaya

Sabrettin Akbulut

Ozlem Konukoglu

Mahmut Ozdemir

Agamirze Hamitbeyli

Erdogan Baris Özden

Estera Szwajcer Dey

Olcay Bayar

Zeynep Kardes

Nurullah Selcuk

Alper Cesit

Deniz Sener

Mehmet Eryilmaz

Kadir Ozkan

Adnan Kocamer

Hakan Dincer

Nikola Loncar

Marco Fraaije

Cedric Dicko

Alixander Perzon

Nafiz Eren

Onur Birkan Oguz

Agamirza Hamitbeyli

The disclosure provides a compression garment () formed of a stretchable fabric () with a uniform, i.e. constant, elasticity but in which the compression garment provides different degrees of garment compression when worn by a wearer due to geometric cuts () made to the fabric to form one or more fabric panels () that extend the entire length of the circumferential portion () of the garment. The circumferential portion surrounds a wearer's body part () and includes degrees of compression that vary at different locations (), along the axial direction (). The geometric cuts produce non-linear edges (A,B,A,B) and are made to provide different circumferential lengths (F,F,F,F,F,F,F,F) of fabric that produce desired compression levels at various axial locations, and are calculated using formulas and algorithms that take into account various factors relating to the fabric and the garment being formed.

Compression garment with multiple compression forces and method for forming the same

A stretchable conductive yarn () includes a conductive core () of one or more elastic fibers (-) and an insulating sheath () that covers the conductive core. One or more of the elastic core fibers may be an elastomeric material () and may be combined with a less elastic fiber () to control the returning properties of the conductive elastic fibers. Also provided are fabrics, garments and various devices formed using the conductive elastic yarns and which can be used to perform various electrical sensing operations to monitor and measure various bodily functions and conditions, or performance of a wearer.

Yarns with conductive elastomeric cores, fabrics and garments formed of the same, and methods for producing the same

It is disclosed a textile fabric comprising a first set of electrically conductive and externally isolated yarns () separated by isolating textile yarns (); a second set of non-isolated conductive yarns (); a plurality of textile yarns interlacing the first and the second set of yarns (), wherein part of the interlacing textile yarns are non-isolated conductive yarns () in order to form an electrical grounding grid with the non-isolated conductive yarns () of the second set of yarns and part of the interlacing textile yarns are isolating textile yarns ().

Textile fabric implementing a capacitive grid

This invention relates to a process and apparatus for dyeing of textiles, to an immobilized enzyme comprised in said apparatus required for carrying out the process, and to a method to produce enzymatically indigo and derivatives thereof.

Process and apparatus for dyeing textiles

A process for the production of a composite textile article which includes at least a biopolymer layer, comprising the following steps: providing at least one textile article, in particular selected from a fiber, a yarn, a fabric and a garment; providing at least part of the textile article with at least a biopolymer layer; providing at least part of the biopolymer layer with at least a textile softening agent, to provide a composite textile article; and to a composite textile article as obtainable therefrom.

Process for preparing a composite textile article including a biopolymer layer

A real-time motion capture system and garment includes a wearable activity monitor that may be a pair of denim jeans. The wearable activity monitor includes multiple sensors such as accelerometers, gyrometers, magnetometers disposed within the seams of the garment. A microprocessor and wireless transmitter) communicate the motion data to an external device. The microprocessor and wireless transmitter may be included within one of the seams. An elastically stretchable ribbon or a flexible ribbon such as a kapton ribbon or a ribbon formed of textile, electrically couples the sensors and microprocessor and is also disposed inside the seams and the components within the seam are coated with a waterproof coating. The external device can store the data or display and analyze the data real-time, and may communicate the data to a further electronic device.

Motion capturing garments and system and method for motion capture using jeans and other garments

The present invention relates to an aqueous paste composition for textile coating, comprising: 1-60 parts by weight of at least one material having tensile modulus of at least 2000 MPa, 1-24 parts by weight of at least one antistatic agent, 16-60 parts by weight of at least one binder, and 50-200 parts by weight of water. The invention also relates to a process for producing a coated fabric, to a coated fabric as obtainable trough said process, and to a garment comprising it.

Composition for coating textile articles and textile articles comprising it

It is disclosed a fabric () comprising a main layer (), at least one LED () and a supporting element (), wherein said at least one LED () is arranged on a coupling surface () of said supporting element (), and wherein said coupling surface () is coupled to the inner surface () of said main layer (), said supporting element () comprising a plurality of electrical connections () to electrically connect said at least one LED () to a logic control unit () configured to control said at least one LED () in function of a sensing signal coming from a sensing device (), said main layer () being provided with at least one opening () arranged in correspondence of said at least one LED () for allowing the light emitted by said at least one LED () to pass therethrough. It is further disclosed an article comprising the above mentioned fabric () and a process for producing the fabric ().

Fabric and article with led embedded therein and the related production process

The present invention relates to a process for depositing at least a culture of microorganisms to an elongated element, preferably a yarn, comprising the steps of: providing at least a first feeding device comprising at least a first outlet; supplying at least one elongated element to said at least first feeding device; feeding to said first outlet at least a first culture comprising at least one microorganism; dispensing said first culture from said at least first outlet; contacting at least part of said elongated element with said first culture of microorganisms, to provide at least a part of said elongated element with an amount of said first culture of microorganisms.

Process for providing a culture of microorganisms to an elongated element

A capacity touch fabric sensor () comprising a fabric layer () and layer () of a highly resistive material coating, the resistive coating layer () coating the fabric layer (), wherein the fabric sensor () further comprises a plurality of electrodes () superimposed to the fabric layer (), the plurality of electrodes () being electrically coupled with the first layer () of resistive material coating, each electrode () being electrically connected to an electronic control unit (), the electronic control unit () being configured to evaluate the capacitance variation of the resistive layer that is indicative of a touch event on the capacity touch fabric sensor (). [FIG.

Large area touch fabric

Provided is a composite fabric having a base fabric and at least one bacterial biopolymer layer. The base fabric is a woven fabric, and includes warp yarns and weft yarns. At least a first plurality of warp yarns and a first plurality of weft yarns form a base layer of the base fabric. A second plurality of warp yarns and/or a second plurality of weft yarns forms an additional layer of loop portions on at least one of the sides of the base fabric. The bacterial biopolymer layer is provided at least on part of the additional layer. Further provided is a process for the production of the composite fabric and a clothing article formed of the composite fabric.

Composite fabric comprising a bacterial biopolymer layer

The invention relates to a process of treating a dyed fabric, in which fungi are used. The invention also relates to a package comprising a water impervious container and a fabric or a garment treated according to the process, and to a fabric or a garment as obtainable by the process of the invention.

Dyed fabric finishing process

It is disclosed a capacitive touch sensor () comprising a support layer () and a plurality of sensing elongated elements () coupled to said support layer (), said plurality of sensing elongated elements () comprising a plurality of electrically resistive elongated elements (), wherein said plurality of electrically resistive elongated elements () comprises a first set () of electrically resistive elongated elements () electrically connected to a first common node (Nx) configured to be electrically connected to a first input (INx) of a detection device (), said detection device () being configured to provide an output signal (S_OUT) comprising a first output value (OUTx) that is a function of the capacitance value (CRx) of said first set () of electrically resistive elongated elements (). An article comprising the capacitive touch sensor () and a method for detecting a touch event on a support layer () are also disclosed.

Capacitive touch sensor

It is disclosed a capacitive touch sensor () comprising a support layer () having a plurality of sensing threadlike elements () coupled thereto and configured to be electrically connected to a detection device () for evaluating the capacitance value (C) of each sensing threadlike element () of said plurality of sensing threadlike elements, characterized in that said sensing threadlike elements () comprise a plurality of electrically resistive threadlike elements (), wherein the electrical resistance per unit of length of each electrically resistive threadlike element () is comprised between 10 k&#x3a9;/m and 10 M&#x3a9;/m. An article comprising the capacitive touch sensor () and a method for detecting a touch event on a support layer () are also disclosed.

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Inegol-Bursa, Turkey

Ozgur Cobanoglu